How Biotherapy Alternative Medicine Clinic can help save the gallbladder with biliary dyskinesia

If you are here, you are looking for a non-surgical solution to biliary dyskinesia. Biliary dyskinesia is not such a new condition. Millions of Americans, especially children and young adults, have experienced attacks of pain in the right upper quadrant (RUQ). Quite often, the pain can move to the right side of the back or shoulder blade. Some people also experience nausea, vomiting, gas, bloating, diarrhea, or constipation. Doctors begin symptomatic treatment to relieve pain and send the patient for blood and imaging tests. Surprisingly, the tests are normal, with no stones or inflammations

In recent decades, tests have been developed to detect low gallbladder function and ejection fraction (EF). (HIDA) scan is an imaging procedure used to diagnose low EF. If the test shows patients have an EF <35%, it is considered abnormally low. Typically, the patient is referred to a surgeon to have the gallbladder removed.

If you are unsure whether to remove your gallbladder for biliary dyskinesia, you have options. There are thoughts and information.

If you were told: “No gallbladder, no problem,” this is not entirely correct. Even a brilliant, experienced surgeon with sophisticated equipment cannot guarantee a 100% positive outcome. It’s not about the operation or the surgeon. The problem is the absence of a gallbladder. Mother Nature doesn’t make mistakes. We need the gallbladder and concentrated bile to perform various important functions.

Concentrated bile is vital for digesting fats and fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E, and K.
Bile serves as a garbage disposal tool to eliminate many fat-soluble toxins, heavy metals, pigments, alcohol, and mycotoxins from the body.
Healthy alkaline bile kills harmful bacteria, yeast, and parasites and protects the small intestine from bacterial and Candida overgrowth (SIBO.)
Our body needs alkaline bile for good fats, cholesterol, and sugar metabolism.
Bile also helps stimulate intestinal motility, which removes feces from the body.
A healthy gallbladder takes part in the acid-alkaline balance.
A pendulum effect occurs. The gallbladder contracts, and the sphincter of Oddi opens, allowing a mixture of pancreatic juice and bile to move into the duodenum. The absence of a gallbladder often leads to SOD-sphincter of Oddi dysfunction with pain.

.In people without a gallbladder, these functions are impaired, causing a host of symptoms and disorders with the medical term postcholecystectomy syndrome.

Before the era of endoscopic cholecystectomy, doctors mostly didn’t send patients with biliary dyskinesia to operation tables. Patients, especially children, recovered thanks to conservative treatment. Children and young people, after proper treatment, typically outgrow and forget about their abdominal pain. European doctors have used diet, herbal remedies, drinking Karlovy Vary healing mineral water, visceral manipulation, some nutritional supplements, gallbladder tubage, etc. It is uncommon in the US, where medications, surgeries, and high-tech tests are standard medicine.

At the Biotherapy Clinic, we have developed a non-drug, knife-free, comprehensive, unique treatment program for people with biliary dyskinesia. This program is usually individualized because everyone has their own exclusive situation. We strive to involve patients and their parents, spouses, and friends in the healing process. Our approach to healing may include the following.