Gall stones, gall bladder blocked

thank you I have belladonna pilules 200c how many pilules or should I dilute them in water

they have done an ultrasound and a CT scan and discovered that she has stones in her gallbladder they are unsure if there are stones blocked but the two scans cannot really see any stones blocking the bilary tract. I think she has passed one stone

Hello I gave her Belladonna last night as prescribed no sickness over night.
ALP and ALT are static
The MRI revealed a 9cm blocked in the bilary tract
should we continue with the belladonna
Is there anything we can use to dissolve the stone

she was in a lot of pain and vomiting on Friday. Today she has no pain, is just taking paracetamol for her pain. she is eating normally.
I will give her belladonna again I only have apis 30c, no cactus in the hospital. I will let you know how she is going.

pps please dont apologise hpe you feel better

I gave her belladonna last night she is comfortable a little frustrated because she is still in hospital awaiting treatment eg ERCP a camera will be passed down her throat and the stone removed.

Hello Kaps
The ERCP found stones, and flushed them out into her intestine. She was discharged from hospital last Thursday. Her bloods where returning to normal, LFTs function tests.
She has been home for a few days, colour is returning to normal, stools normal colour, urine normal colour.
However, she was feeling nauseaous and vomited after greasy foods, but not plain foods or salads. No stomach pain, no fever no vomiting as long as she ate plain foods.
Today she passed a good solid stool followed by watery diarrohoea but is suffering no stomachache or vomiting. I think its dietary rather than an issue with ERCP but will monitor throughout the rest of the day and see how she is tomorrow.

Thank you, for your support, she is on a strict diet at the moment, lots of vegetables, beetroot, a little milk and tolerating tea.
Tolerates icecream very well.
Avoiding all white flour and her favourite sponge cake for now.
Had a little butter on her potatoes and on her fish tolerated that well.
I have purchased a low fat cheese for now, and I am limiting greasy food as you suggest at least for a few weeks and slowly introduce things and see how they are tolerated.
Thank you very much for your advice and Help.
Now I just need to help her with cracking knees, arthritis, painful feet, due to poor mobility and get her moving again.

Best regards Andrea xx

Hello Kaps,
She had x-rays on her knees a long time ago and they confirmed that she had osteoarthritis. When I spoke to our GP about the pain, I asked if it was peripheral vascular disease that was causing the pain. He said it was not that type of pain, and related it back to her arthritis in her knees.
I will offer her Arnica Montana 200 once a day for three to four days and let you know the results of the treatment.

I am very sorry I cannot give you any radiological information, as things are different in the UK we don't get to see our x-rays or the images, all we get is a report. That report confirms that she is suffering from osteoarthritis.

Thank you I will purchase that today and let you know the results.

Should I continue with the Arnica 200c once a day for four days as suggested previously ?

regards Andrea

Thankyou Kaps

is Radium Bromatum
the same as Radium Bromide please advise when available thank you x Andrea

Hello Kaps

Please don't apologise,you are kind enough to offer your advice.

Take care will let you know when I purchase it and how it goes.

I think I forgot to give her the arnica 200c last night ugh, not to worry will give it to her tonight xxx

Regards

Andrea