What is a Gallbladder Symptom?
The main ailment associated with the gallbladder are gallstones. Gallstones are cholesterol deposits that form in the gallbladder as a direct result of a high intake of cholesterol in the diet. The body can only absorb and digest a small amount of cholesterol and the remaining amounts are stored in the gallbladder. As the body continues to be overloaded with cholesterol, however, stones begin to develop in the gallbladder and can eventually cause serious problems. Sometimes, a person will not notice anything. But most of the time, there are symptoms associated with this condition. If a gallstone blocks the bile passage in the gallbladder, nausea, vomiting and pain in the upper right abdominal region occur. These symptoms often arise after the individual has eaten fried or fatty foods. The pain can be very intense. So, what can you do to prevent and even heal gallstones once you have a symptom? Well, approximately three quarters of a million Americans have their gallbladders reomved eve
