Obstruction of the bile ducts from the gallbladder to the duodenum is likely in patients with chronic liver diseases. Gallbladder infections are a widespread phenomenon, especially in women, and they have many symptoms that people often do not associate with the gallbladder, such as migraines and sinusitis.
The gallbladder stores the bile and releases it when needed for the duodenum, mainly to digest and emulsify fatty foods. Blockage of the gallbladder violates the acid-base balance in the gut and affects the entire immune system. The most common symptoms are constipation, flatulence, nail or vaginal fungus, (in women) headaches, sinusitis, cough, and general weakness due to a load on the immune system. In acute situations, inflammation of the gallbladder causes sharp pain.
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Chronic Liver Diseases and Cirrhosis.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/121 (Copy & Paste)
Liver solidified stones and gallstones.
https://www.sf-healing.com/page/151 (Copy & Paste)
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