Is there anyone who can avoid surgery for gallstones in his lifetime?

Gallstones do not always require surgery and can be managed non-surgically in certain conditions. Gallstones are hardened deposits of cholesterol crystals or calcium salts of bilirubin that form in the gallbladder or bile ducts, similar to scale deposited at the bottom of a pot. When there are no symptoms, gallstones usually do not affect daily life and are called "silent" stones.

In some cases, gallstones can cause abdominal cramps or inflammatory conditions such as cholecystitis or pancreatitis. In these cases, surgery may be necessary. However, for gallstones that do not cause symptoms, surgery is not necessary and all you need to do is observe and maintain a good lifestyle and eating habits. Eating a healthy diet, avoiding high-fat and high-cholesterol foods, and maintaining a good exercise habit seem to be the secret to keeping gallstones from "losing their temper."

In some cases, gallstones can cause abdominal cramps or inflammatory conditions such as cholecystitis or pancreatitis. In these cases, surgery may be necessary. However, for gallstones that do not cause symptoms, surgery is not necessary and all you need to do is observe and maintain a good lifestyle and eating habits. Eating a healthy diet, avoiding high-fat and high-cholesterol foods, and maintaining a good exercise habit seem to be the secret to keeping gallstones from "losing their temper."

Even so, regular check-ups are still essential, and if you experience symptoms related to gallstones, such as abdominal pain or fever, you should seek professional medical advice in a timely manner. Gallstone management needs to be personalized, and choices and adjustments should be made based on personal health conditions and professional advice.