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Articles on gallbladder from Dr. Siddharth Sankar Das, consultant laparoscopic and bariatric surgeon in Dubai.
The initial signs of a bad gallbladder are consistent pain in your upper right abdomen, pain following fatty meals, bloating, and nausea. You might experience pain that radiates to your back or right shoulder. Others…
It stores and concentrates bile to assist you in digesting fats and fat-soluble vitamins. You secrete bile into the duodenum following a meal, which emulsifies fats from sources such as oils, nuts, and dairy products…
How to stop a gallbladder attack while it’s happening means easing pain fast, staying safe, and knowing when to seek care. You can ride out mild attacks with rest, heat on the right upper abdomen, small sips of water…
Every day food tweaks after remove your gallbladder removal surgery are tiny, consistent shifts that support your digestion of fat and keep your belly pain-free. You move to low-fat meals, smaller dinners, and more…
The gallbladder is a small, pear-shaped sac beneath the undersurface of the liver on the right side of the abdomen. It functions primarily as a reservoir for bile, a vital digestive fluid. The liver produces…
These articles are for general information. For a diagnosis and a plan that fits you, see Dr. Siddharth Sankar Das at Aster Hospital, Dubai.
