regulate bowel movements, but increasing it too rapidly may worsen bloating and gas.
Should You Avoid Gallbladder Surgery If Possible?
Not automatically.
If gallstones are discovered incidentally and cause no symptoms, surgery may not always be necessary. A doctor can assess whether observation is appropriate.
But when gallbladder disease repeatedly causes symptoms or complications, surgery can be the safest treatment.
Conditions that may require gallbladder removal include:
repeated painful gallstone attacks
acute gallbladder inflammation
gallbladder infection
gallstones blocking bile ducts
gallstone-related pancreatitis
certain gallbladder abnormalities
Trying to avoid medically
