What are the dangers of gallbladder polyps and where can they be treated?

In my personal experience, gallbladder polyps have the following hazards:

a. Patients with gallbladder polyps usually complain of abdominal distension and other indigestion symptoms, and when they attack acutely, they mainly manifest as pain in the right upper abdomen or upper abdomen, accompanied by nausea, vomiting, and even fever.

b. There may be many serious complications;

c. Death and perforation of gallbladder wall;

d. Secondary common bile duct stones; Acute pancreatitis, etc.

e. Some patients with gallbladder polyps, combined with internal diseases, such as coronary heart disease, hypertension, diabetes, etc., can aggravate the original total complication and increase the mortality rate if the acute attack occurs.

The above is an introduction to the dangers of gallbladder polyps, and the majority of friends should understand the dangers of gallbladder polyps, and then do more prevention in daily life. It is important to understand the dangers of gallbladder polyps, the vast majority of which do not cause any symptomatic manifestations and are only discovered incidentally during ultrasound physical examination. A small percentage of people experience varying degrees of right upper quadrant bloating or biliary colic, which may be caused by polyps growing near the cystic duct.

The cystic duct is a very thin tube that excretes bile outward, and polyps block the passage of bile, causing discomfort and pain due to increased pressure in the gallbladder cavity. So how is gallbladder polyps good? I went to Beijing Guolong Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital to see it, and it was really good!

At present**gallbladder polyps, there are nothing more than two methods, one drug**, and one surgery**. Surgery not only causes great harm to the patient's body, but also cannot achieve the level of complete polypion. You can choose the muddy Shu tea of Defu Chamber.

Although gallbladder polyps are benign tumors in the gallbladder, they also have the possibility of malignant transformation, so some doctors recommend cholecystectomy to prevent gallbladder cancer. It does not mean that patients who have had their gallbladder removed can rest easy, as the gallbladder plays an irreplaceable role as an important organ of digestion and removal, and once removed, it will lead to various adverse digestive sequelae.

In addition, traditional surgical resection is more traumatic to the patient, not only leaving an unsightly scar on the body, but also putting a certain amount of pressure on the patient's heart and posture.

Minimally invasive cholelibil surgery.

Gallbladder polyp lesions are not uncommon in clinical practice, and surgery is the best method, but not all gallbladder polyps require surgery. Due to the different types of lesions, the size of the lesions, and the prognosis of the disease are also different, so the indications for surgery are not consistent.

Timing of surgery: Gallbladder polypoid lesions are sometimes difficult to characterize before surgery. Based on the risk factors for the likelihood of malignant transformation of gallbladder polypoid lesions, we suggest the following indications for surgery:

1) Single lesions, larger than 10mm, with a thick pedicle, especially located in the neck of the gallbladder, and older than 50 years old.

2) Multiple lesions, accompanied by gallstones, symptomatic, age >50 years.

3) Single lesion, less than 10mm, asymptomatic, age less than 50 years old, observation and follow-up are allowed; Surgery is indicated if the lesion is enlarged or morphologically changed**.

4) Doppler ultrasound examination of the lesion with abundant blood supply suggests that it is a malignant new organism.

5) CEA (tumor marker), the measured value is significantly elevated and other gastrointestinal tumors are excluded.

6) Gallbladder polypoid lesions, with obvious symptoms and anti-** author.

7) Asymptomatic patients with a diameter of less than 5mm should be followed up at an interval of 3 to 5 months. Surgery is also indicated once the lesion is enlarged or symptoms are obvious**.

In recent years, with the deepening of traditional Chinese medicine research, the rate of non-surgical gallbladder polyps is also increasing rapidly. Traditional Chinese medicine 梸柟柷 tea ** gallbladder polyposis has achieved certain results.

Suggestion: Gallbladder polyps are a multi-occurring disease, divided into single gallbladder polyps and multiple gallbladder polyps. For single gallbladder polyps, if the polyp is small, it may be only cholesterol crystals after surgical removal.

However, if multiple gallbladder polyps or large polyps are diagnosed, surgical removal of the gallbladder should generally be considered. Otherwise, if the polyp becomes malignant and becomes gallbladder cancer, the prognosis is very poor, and most patients die within a few months of the onset of the disease. For those who have small polyps and are unwilling to operate, they should be closely followed-up, regularly rechecked with B-ultrasound, and should be operated on as soon as possible if there is a change.

A gallbladder polyp is a localized lesion in which the mucosa of the gallbladder grows into the gallbladder cavity.

Patients usually have no symptoms, and some patients only feel discomfort in the right hypochondrium, which can be detected by ultrasonography. In recent years, with the popularization of B-ultrasound examination, there has been an increasing trend of gallbladder polypoid lesions found in clinical practice. Cholesterol polyps do not need to be surgically surged** because they are not real polyps, but rather mulberry-like changes formed by the clumping of cholesterol crystals in the bile, which are usually less than 1 cm in diameter.

Non-surgical and Chinese medicine can be used**. The use of Defu's Lizhishu tea can effectively regulate the liver, nourish the gallbladder, pure plant herbal medicine, safe and non-***, mild taste, suitable for long-term use.

It should be noted that the diet of alcohol and alcoholic beverages should be regular, and the breakfast should be eaten well, and excessive cholesterol intake can increase the metabolism of the liver and gallbladder, clean up the burden, and cause excess cholesterol to crystallize, accumulate and precipitate in the gallbladder wall, thus forming polyps, so patients with gallbladder polyps should reduce their cholesterol intake, especially at night, and should avoid eating high-cholesterol foods such as eggs (especially egg yolks), fatty meat, seafood, scaleless fish, animal offal and other foods.

Gallbladder polyps》1cm surgical excision, <1cm regular reexamination. If surgery is needed, laparoscopic surgery may be done.