Author: Ge Zhong et al.
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Gallstone disease is a common condition in China. The incidence of this disease is higher in coastal areas and impoverished regions. Over the past 20 years, it has shown a tendency to become more complex, with the condition becoming increasingly difficult to treat and prone to recurrence after healing. Treatment is often challenging, causing significant suffering to patients and prolonging the impact of the disease on their lives. It is a relatively serious illness that has long plagued the Chinese people, requiring both doctors and patients to pay close attention and remain vigilant, taking it seriously. Many patients with gallstone disease lack a proper understanding of the condition and have followed incorrect advice, not only missing the best opportunity for treatment but also worsening their symptoms. Additionally, some patients, due to prolonged illness, lose their confidence in treatment. Furthermore, many patients often have numerous questions for their doctors, but with so many patients waiting in clinics, doctors can only allocate limited time to each individual, making it impossible to provide detailed answers to all their concerns. Therefore, this book addresses these issues, offering detailed explanations for the frequent questions patients have. It also provides extensive guidance on the recovery and health maintenance of gallstone disease patients. It is hoped that this book will benefit the health of a broad range of patients.
How I Overcame Gallstones (Recovery and Health Management Guidance for Gallstone Patients)
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