Gallbladder polyps remedies

Gallbladder polyps refer to the fleshy growth inside the gallbladder, also known as gallbladder polyp-like lesions. Nowadays, medicine is very advanced, so there are many ways to treat this disease, but now patients also pay attention to health preservation, so generally they will not choose to take medicine to treat gallbladder polyps, but will choose some folk remedies to regulate, so as to achieve the effect of treatment. Here are some small folk remedies for treating gallbladder polyps.

1 Celery soup: 150g celery, 50ml butter, 150ml milk, appropriate amount of flour. Boil the celery with the same weight of water, add salt, butter and 2 spoons of flour into the milk, pour into the celery soup, boil and serve. It can nourish qi and blood, soften the gallbladder and relieve pain.

2 Celery and glutinous rice porridge: 40g celery, 50g glutinous rice, 5g scallion, heat peanut oil in a pot, stir-fry scallion, add rice, water and a little salt, cook porridge together, then add celery, cook for a while, add MSG. Serve with meals. It nourishes the gallbladder and yin.

3. Angelica 15g, red peony root 10g, peach kernel 15g, 10g of tsutsuga chinensis, 30g of white flower hedyotis diffusa, 30g of calcined clam shell, 20g of roasted turtle shell, 15g of stir-fried cyperus rotundus soaked in vinegar, 10g of curcuma, 30g of money grass, 10g of camphor flower. 1 dose per day, decocted in water, taken in the morning and evening, 10 days as a course of treatment, B-ultrasound reexamination after 2 courses of treatment to observe the efficacy. Stop taking if 6 courses of treatment are ineffective. For patients with flank pain accompanied by mixed cold and heat, add bupleurum and scutellaria; for patients with fatty liver, add raw hawthorn and radish seeds; for patients with chronic hepatitis B with increased alanine aminotransferase, add wormwood, scutellaria baicalensis, and polygonum cuspidatum; for qi deficiency, add 30g of astragalus, for yin deficiency, add 15g of raw rehmannia and 10g of peony bark.

When patients use the above folk remedies to treat gallbladder polyps, they must choose the remedies that suit them based on their physical conditions under the advice of relevant experts. In addition, the ingredients in the above folk remedies will not have long-term side effects on the body, so patients can consume them for a long time to achieve better treatment results.