There is no single method to treat gallstones. At present, drug therapy and surgical treatment are the main methods, and surgical treatment is divided into different techniques, such as relatively traditional surgical treatment or extracorporeal lithotripsy.

1, treatment of gallstones with traditional Chinese medicine

Traditional Chinese medicine has played an ideal role in the treatment of gallstone diseases. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the formation of gallstone diseases is often related to gallbladder and liver. The gallbladder meridian is attached to the liver, the operation of the gallbladder meridian and liver qi, and the absorption of food essence by the spleen and stomach have the function of excreting turbidity. In this regard, it is suggested to drink Shi Yu tea and Chinese herbal medicine formula to improve the relief. The adjuvant treatment effect of traditional Chinese medicine on gallstone diseases is ideal, and we should also be highly vigilant in diet, such as avoiding improper diet or overeating.

2. Extracorporeal ultrasonic lithotripsy

Extracorporeal ultrasonic lithotripsy is a new technique for the treatment of cholelithiasis. Clinical data show that the vast majority of patients with gallstone diseases have been treated for an average of 1-2 years, and the treatment effect is still ideal, but we should also pay attention to the possibility of recurrence in some patients. This treatment method will have some defects, so it should be carefully considered when choosing.

3. Diet therapy

Patients with any kind of lithiasis should pay enough attention to diet. Generally speaking, they should pay attention to food hygiene, the main purpose is to avoid parasitic infection. In the usual diet structure, it is generally recommended to eat a low-fat diet and eat more fresh vegetables and fruits. In addition, we should pay attention to eating egg yolk, fish and crustaceans.

4, the best treatment method

Hepatolithiasis can be divided into extrahepatic gallstones and intrahepatic gallstones. The treatment of extrahepatic gallstones is mainly maintenance surgery. During the operation, the stones in extrahepatic bile should be removed as thoroughly as possible to avoid any future trouble, and bile should be kept unobstructed after operation to prevent the recurrence of bile duct stones. At present, there are many surgical methods to treat extrahepatic gallstones, such as choledochojejunostomy and minimally invasive gallbladder-preserving lithotomy. The specific treatment should be selected according to the patient's own symptoms.