Patient's question:
Auntie has been feeling dizzy and having headaches off and on for the past year, and she always feels extremely weak. Sometimes, she even experiences twitching in her limbs. After a thorough check-up at the hospital, she was diagnosed with hyperaldosteronism. Can hyperaldosteronism be cured?Doctor's answer:
The main cause of gallbladder inflammation is the secondary bacterial infection of biliary tract stones. The second is biliary tract obstruction caused by various reasons, which can also lead to gallbladder inflammation. In daily life, irregular eating habits, such as intermittent fasting and overeating, consuming greasy, spicy, and cold foods, can all lead to gallbladder inflammation. Biliary parasitic diseases can also cause gallbladder inflammation. It has now been discovered that poor mood can interfere with bile metabolism, thereby triggering gallbladder inflammation.