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Tumefactive sludge in common bile duct

By tyler in 8 Aug 2025 | 17:27
tyler

tyler

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Hi David, If imaging shows tumefactive sludge with a 5 mm filling defect and an 11 mm CBD dilation, but no explicit mention of stones, would it be inappropriate to use stronger cholagogues such as Chelidonium majus? In this case, the sludge has obscured any possible stones, bile flow is extremely sluggish and has progressed to a tumefactive state, and the surgeon has recommended cholecystectomy, but this isn't desirable. Thanks, Tyler
8 Aug 2025 | 17:27
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Karla Parker

Karla Parker

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David said: The herb I would use is Chionanthus, if you can find anyone that still makes it, it can be combined with Yellow Dock, Celandine and Wild Yam.
13 Aug 2025 | 21:12
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