It is wise to see your doctor and ask them if you can have a scan done on your gall bladder. I know this is a tough one because I eventually had to have my gall bladder out. I suggest you see your doctor and decide what is the best route to take and if your doctor has reasons of his/her own for leaving the gall bladder in then you should seek help from a nutritionist or, go on the Weight Watchers Diet. For now stay away from fried or fatty foods, too much coffee, tea, pop, chocolate, smoking (if you do) and alcohol.
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No, bladder stones have no effect on fertility.
There is no evidence that black tea causes bladder stones. If you believe you are suffering from the stones, consult your doctor as soon as possible.
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Constipation, rarely hypercalcemia, and in extreme cases kidney stones and (ironically) osteomalatia.
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I would think so.
Yes. Kidney stones are very possible when you have Crohns disease and what you refer to as constipation could be a blockage. When the intestine narrows from active Crohns even the smallest undigested item can get stuck in that narrow passage and back everything up. Very little will get through and the pain can be excruciating. Combine that with the pain from kidney stones and it will mean a trip to the emergency room for sure. Pain, vomiting, fever, low urinary output, bloating are all symtoms.
Stone is not digestible and hence has no calories, however, if you want to eat stones as a way of losing weight, you will probably die of indigestion even before you die of starvation.
There are ways you can prevent gallstones. One way is to lose weight. Another way is by eating healthy meals.
Having and passing a kidney stone can be an extremely unhealthy and painful process for a man. Luckily, kidney stones are completely preventable for men. One of the best ways to prevent kidney stones is to follow a healthy and balanced diet. Foods that are high in calcium and protein have been shown to increase the risks of kidney stones. On the other hand, cranberries and prunes have been shown to reduce the risk of kidney stones.
To prevent debris and small stones being sucked into it.