Symptoms of Gall bladder disease can be local by gallbladder perforation, followed by generalized peritonitis or secluded. Complications related to distance are cystic or common bile duct obstruction channel and other diseases (cirrhosis and ascites, infectious jaundice, angiocolita acute liver abscess, perforation into the peritoneum, hemorrhagic pancreatitis, sepsis, portal vein thrombosis and gallstones with cancer tendency. By blocking mechanical rhythmic bladder evacuation, microorganisms multiply and cause inflammation inside the ball and determine deposit bank areas, sand or gallstones. Crises intensifies after excessive consumption of animal fat like sauces, meat, eggs, tobacco, coffee, alcohol, or stress, tension and fatigue.


-Diet:
Painful phase of acute crisis recommended a strict diet with the consumption of fluid volumes of 1.5 liters of liquid with lemon juice, grapefruit, apples (one sip at 30 minutes). After these 2-3 days, mashed cooked vegetables are introduced, decoction of cereals (oats, bran and potatoes stewed fruit). Continue with a sparing regime consuming vegetable soups, meal, yogurt, skim milk, cheese, lean beef, vegetable juices (carrot, celery, beetroot, cucumber, parsley, spinach, radishes), potatoes in salad oil, biscuits, rusks and fruit juice (cherries, apples, pears, citrus) in the amount of over 2 liters per day, taken from rare bite. To housewives is recommended that instead of fried foods to prepare sauces and foods, tomato sauce broth, egg white sauce and cold milk, vegetable sauce suppressed, the flan caramel sauce used in dishes of dried fruit (prunes), sote with  carrot, semolina, rice milk and fruit sauce (apple, cherry, cherries, apricots).

The angiocolites are acute inflammation of the gall ducts inside and outside the liver, due to food poisoning with colibacili, enterococci, staphylococci, Salmonella and anaerobic germs. By non-toxic, inflammation is caused by gallstones, biliary dyskinesia, biliary tract cancer, pancreatic and intestinal diseases or local strikes.Symptoms of Gall bladder disease consist of: hepatomegaly (enlarged liver, soft and sensitive to touch), subicter moderate nausea, vomiting, diarrhea, anorexia, fever oscillations up to 40 ° C, chills, prolonged and intense, tachycardia, splenomegaly, malaise, with drowsiness and possible internal bleeding.

Most common complications are chronic hepatitis, biliary cirrhosis, hepatic and subhepatic abscess, generalized peritonitis or sepsis and even secluded. Analysis is found to increase the proportion of bilirubin in urine, while installing oliguria, as signs of worsening. Duration of illness with violent pain can reach 1-3 weeks.



- Phytotherapeutic treatment: Is made with ash leaf infusions, decoction from chicory roots and bark of Rhamnus frangula. In the acute phase is absolutely fluid diet with vegetable soup strained, stewed fruit, fruit juice, orange squash, and water. Gradually continue with tea mixed with milk, mashed vegetables, ripe fruits and races, boiled potatoes, and toast.

-Lifestyle: It is absolutely mandatory bed rest during the crisis and applying an ice pack on the liver and gallbladder.

-Hydrotherapy: On the upper abdomen is applied a hot water bottle or hot wax.