Gallbladder pain? Try THESE natural remedies that supplement your other efforts for pain relieve - Times Now

When you apply heat to affected area, it can help to relieve the pain that happens due to the pressure from bile buildup. You could use a heating pad or heated compress for the same.

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New Delhi: The gallbladder is an organ which helps in the process of digestion. It releases the bile juice into the digestive tract that helps to break down the fats that pass through the intestines. This then helps the blood to absorb all the essential nutrients which are required by the body.

However, if this process is interrupted, there could arise several health issues and also infections from gallbladder disease. Symptoms of gallbladder infection could be a pain in the upper-right side of the abdomen and this happens due to the inflammation. The other symptoms of gallbladder pain are nausea, vomiting and fever among others. This pain is usually treated with medicines that the doctor will prescribe. However, it could also be treated with natural remedies. Here, take a look at the natural remedies that could help relieve gallbladder pain.

1. Changes in diet: Processed foods or food that are high in fats and sugars can increase the risks of gallbladder disease and stones. Eliminate these foods and add food that is nutritious and healthy. Include food like dark, leafy greens, nuts, brown rice, fish, nuts and several others like this.
2. Use a heat compress: When you apply heat to affected area, it can help to relieve the pain that happens due to the pressure from bile buildup. You could use a heating pad or heated compress for the same.
3. Peppermint tea: This has menthol present in it which helps to provide relief from the pain. Not just that, peppermint tea could also be used for stomach pain and digestion among several other issues.
4. Turmeric: Known for its anti-inflammatory properties, this spice can be used to provide relief from pain and inflammation caused due to the infection or stones.

Disclaimer: Tips and suggestions mentioned in the article are for general information purposes only and should not be construed as professional medical advice. Always consult your doctor or a dietician before starting any fitness programme or making any changes to your diet.