| Listed below are some of the common | | | | Abdominal pain |
| symptoms of gall bladder disease. | | | | Indigestion |
| Jaundice | | | | Vomiting |
| The gall bladder is an organ that holds bile in order | | | | Fatty food intolerance |
| to increase its concentration and delivers it when | | | | Abdominal bloating |
| fat is consumed for easier digestion. While there is | | | | Belching |
| a long list of gall bladder symptoms, the most | | | | Biliary Colic |
| noticeable is jaundice. | | | | Indigestion |
| In case the skin becomes jaundiced then the first | | | | Gas |
| culprit that should be examined is the gall bladder | | | | Sometimes, people with gallstones never realize |
| and after that, the liver. Jaundiced skin is easily | | | | that they have them. The only way they are |
| recognized by the yellow or orange coloring | | | | discovered when witnessed through x-rays taken |
| (depending on the type of jaundice). Sometimes | | | | for other reasons. Such stones often require no |
| the whites of the eyes will also turn yellowish. | | | | treatment at all. |
| Jaundice occurs when the liver is unable to | | | | There are other symptoms much higher on the |
| process and filter old blood and convert it into bile. | | | | severity scale and these any such gall bladder |
| This means a malfunction in the liver or a | | | | symptom must be taken as a need for |
| blockage in the gall bladder. | | | | immediate medical supervision. Some of these |
| Pain | | | | symptoms are given below. |
| There are several kinds of pain that make a gall | | | | Sweating |
| bladder symptom, some of these are listed below | | | | Fever |
| along with other associated qualities. | | | | Jaundice |
| Irregular pains in the center of upper abdomen or | | | | Chills |
| below the ribs to the right. | | | | Persistent pain |
| The pain spreading to the right shoulder or | | | | Yellow skin |
| sometimes between shoulder blades. | | | | Yellow eyes |
| Pain like this might often be associated with | | | | Pale stools |
| nausea or vomiting. | | | | Gall bladder attack symptoms |
| Pain attacks resulting from gall bladder problems | | | | Gall bladder attacks may happen at any time but |
| may last for a few hours before going away on | | | | they are more likely to occur after consuming fat |
| their own. | | | | rich foods. Gallstone attacks require immediate |
| The severity and frequency of these attacks | | | | medical attention. |
| with be different each time. | | | | A severe and steady pain in the upper abdomen |
| The pain can be easily triggered after eating | | | | signifies the attack. Such attacks may last |
| foods rich in fat, such as chocolate, pastry, and | | | | anywhere from 20 minutes to a couple of hours. |
| cheese. | | | | The pain from such an attack could also spread |
| It is often not possible to differentiate between | | | | to the shoulder blades or right shoulder and be |
| similar pain that could be a result of other | | | | accompanied by nausea. |
| problems like heart pains, gastric ulcer, pneumonia, | | | | The frequency of these attacks is unpredictable |
| and kidney stones. | | | | and there could be a gap of a week to many |
| Gallstones | | | | years between two attacks. However, with time |
| Symptoms of a gallstone blockage include the | | | | and lack of treatment the attacks become |
| following. | | | | frequent. |
| Nausea | | | | |