Hello doctor! My mother is 55 years old this year and has operated 4 times for gallstones. My mother is currently diagnosed with cholecystitis (she has had her gallbladder removed). Can I ask if there is any medicine to reduce the inflammation of the gall bladder?

My grandmother is 86 years old this year, my grandmother has a stomachache, going to the doctor, the doctor said that the gallstones are now big and have gallstones, so now she can't operate and only inject pain relief. Doctor, let me ask you, apart from pain relief injection, is there any other method to treat gallstones and gallbladder sludge?

After surgery to remove gallstones, many patients think they are completely cured. But in fact, up to 50% of patients with gallstones survive or recur after 3 to 5 years of surgery. Particularly with gallstones, the time to relapse is earlier, maybe only a few months after treatment.

Stones stuck in the biliary tract can cause damage to many organs such as the pancreas, digestive system, etc. So when a stone is stuck in the bile duct, how should it be handled? Please read the article below about stones stuck in the biliary tract.