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What Is It/ |
How Is It Recognized/ |
Is Massage indicated |
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What Are They? |
How Are They Recognized? |
or Contraindicated? |
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Gallstones
are crystallized |
Most
gallstones do not cause |
Massage
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formations
of cholesterol |
symptoms.
When they do, long- |
Symptom-free
gallstones al- |
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or
bile pigments in the gall |
term
or short-term pain occurs in |
though
draining strokes over |
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bladder.
They can be as |
the
upper right side of the ab- |
the
liver are contraindicated. |
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small
as grains of sand or as |
domen,
which may refer to the |
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large
as a golf ball. |
back
and right scapula. Gallstones |
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stuck
in ducts may cause jaundice |
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or pancreatitis. |
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