Because bile symptoms are not specific, many people are unaware that they have this problem.

Symptoms initially include bloating, nausea and nausea, which later turn into constipation or diarrhoea or a combination of these. If the biliary dysfunction has been present for a very long time gallstone formation you can start. Initially, bile polyps or cholesterol polyps form on the gallbladder wall, and as this is later covered by stagnant bile, small and then larger gallstones form. These can be bilirubin stones, cholesterol stones or mixed stones.

If the gallstones become wedged in the wall of the duodenum from the gallbladder, a biliary spasm can occur, which can lead to pancreatitis after a long period of time, because the gallstones also prevent the pancreatic secretions from being discharged into the duodenum.

Short interview with Dr Erika Balaicza (doctor, internist, naturopath)
Fix TV - Sinusz programme 2015.06.08.