Gallstones Signs & Symptoms, Why They Occur | Cholecystitis, Choledocholithiasis, Cholangitis

Gallstones Signs & Symptoms, Why They Occur | Cholecystitis, Choledocholithiasis, Cholangitis

Having gallstones within the gallbladder is known as the condition of cholelithiasis. When stones are large and move into different parts of the biliary tree (after leaving the gallbladder), they can cause several different medical conditions (ex. acute cholecystitis, choledocholithiasis, cholangitis), each of which has different signs and symptoms. In this lesson, we discuss the anatomy and purpose of the gallbladder, along with the signs and symptoms of each of these medical conditions.

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[baddboo]

Normal day, no symptoms. Then BAMMM right upper pain, ( pain level 9) for hours. Got admitted they wanted to give me norco n send me home. Paint level 9. They admitted me and removed my gall bladder. It was scarred in and full of stones. I’m laying here in recovery. Thankful.
Very informative video.
They said it was years and years of how I have eaten and now I have lived a vegan lifestyle for the last year. A stone got stuck in my duct and the gall was very inflamed. It was 3 hours for my surgery. They said it was one of their worst 😜.
Thankful to god and for the knowledge and experience the surgeons had🙌

[heyimnotpb]

I had Chloethiasis and Acute Cholecystitis last 2021 and my gallbladder is removed due to polyps as well. This video is indeed insightful. It's been 8 months after my surgery and I try my best to live a healthy lifestyle 💓

[leng]

This video is EXACTLY what I've been suffering. I have a CT Scan this Friday to diagnose. I had no idea that the gallbladder could also cause this shoulder blade pain!
When the pain is hitting me, it's BRUTAL. Almost unbearable pain. I've almost called the ambulance twice.
Thank you for this vid!!

[daughterofthemosthighgod]

Wow, best presentation on YouTube. That explained my pain at different stages. I need to see my gastroenterologist..

[llo]

Great video explaining everything. Very understandable. I like the visuals and progression of the different types of diseases. This makes things very clear. There are information here not found in other videos about gallbladder problems with stones.

[loretta_]

Great explanation. You don't talk to people like fools and introduce the "technical" language to us well. Thanks for your hard work!☺️

[silhouette]

Thank u doc, now im fully educated abt my gallbladderstone..

[eseogheneasore]

This is so eye opening. Thank you so much

[opedromagico]

Best video on youtube about gallbladder! Thank you so much.

[dorahernandez]

Never knew. I had my gallbladder removed nearly 30 years ago. And I do have some of those issues and never knew this. 👍

[jessijacobs]

Wish I had seen this video 15 years ago when my gallbladder collapsed and I needed emergency surgery 😢. Thankfully I'm still here 🙌🙌

[tbryant]

Thank you putting this in simple terms. What are the treatments to dissolve the gall stones?

[Ryncho_QQ]

Thank you for thos informative video it helps me alot foe my gallstone

[RaviKumar-qhpe]

Excellent explanation in simple language

[alexisrichard]

I love how you explain. Your voice was made to soothe. I love your videos very informative and easy to understand.

[abigailcortez]

Excellent video, it explained everything i had

[SureshKumar-gcrl]

This pictorial representation of the stages of obstruction and the name of every condition is simply great. Like any other video from you, the description is superb!!!

[marydavis]

Mary....I had my first baby at 18 and both of us suffered with toxemia and thanks to the Lord we both lived. Then 15 months later. At 19 1/2 I had my gallbladder removed. From 14 yrs. old to 55 yes. old I had debilitating migrains.
I am now eating a vegaterian/vegan diet and have never felt better, and the happiest I have ever been!

[francoistourigny]

Wonderful explanation, rarely listen to so understanding medical topic, thank you so much

[Pipsterz]

Thank you JJ! You were so thorough and educational. Learned more than any other vids.