What should I do if I have pain from gallbladder polyps?
Pain caused by gallbladder polyps can be improved through proper lifestyle management, medication, surgery, and other methods. A detailed analysis is as follows:
1. Lifestyle Management
Gallbladder polyps are a common benign condition. If the local pain is mild, patients should rest in bed and avoid strenuous physical activity to prevent worsening of pain.
2. Medication
Additionally, under a doctor's guidance, pain-relieving medications such as atropine tablets or ibuprofen sustained-release capsules may be used. Medication can help relieve symptoms by reducing pain and decreasing bile secretion.
3. Surgery
If a patient experiences severe pain that does not improve with conservative treatments, surgical intervention may be necessary. Surgical removal effectively eliminates gallbladder polyps and helps prevent complications. Surgical options include open surgery and minimally invasive surgery, with the choice depending on the individual patient's condition.
Besides the above methods, symptom improvement can also be achieved through dietary adjustments. If symptoms do not improve during treatment, timely medical consultation at a hospital is recommended.