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Also known as: Cholelithiasis
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Recent advances, novel targets and treatments for cholelithiasis; a narrative review
2021 Oct European Journal of Pharmacology E S, Srikanth MS, Shreyas A, Desai S, Mehdi S, Gangadharappa HV, et al.
The study concludes that there is a need for alternative or complementary therapies for the treatment and prevention of cholesterol gallstones, with a focus on herbal plants as an emerging area for potential therapeutic effects.
Review Article
Mechanisms Underlying the Prevention and Treatment of Cholelithiasis Using Traditional Chinese Medicine
2019 Jun 17 Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine Chen Q, Zhang Y, Li S, Chen S, Lin X, Li C, et al.
Review ArticleChinese herbal compounds can potentially treat cholelithiasis by improving biliary dynamics, protecting liver function, reducing cholesterol, and managing inflammation.
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2019 Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine
Chinese herbal compounds can potentially treat cholelithiasis by improving biliary dynamics, protecting liver function, reducing cholesterol, and managing inflammation.
Review Article
Mechanisms Underlying the Prevention and Treatment of Cholelithiasis Using Traditional Chinese Medicine
Chen Q, Zhang Y, Li S, Chen S, Lin X, Li C, et al.
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Review articles summarise and critically evaluate the current state of research on a specific topic or field by synthesising multiple primary research studies.

Recent advances, novel targets and treatments for cholelithiasis; a narrative review
2021 Oct European Journal of Pharmacology E S, Srikanth MS, Shreyas A, Desai S, Mehdi S, Gangadharappa HV, et al.
The study concludes that there is a need for alternative or complementary therapies for the treatment and prevention of cholesterol gallstones, with a focus on herbal plants as an emerging area for potential therapeutic effects.
Review Article
Mechanisms Underlying the Prevention and Treatment of Cholelithiasis Using Traditional Chinese Medicine
2019 Jun 17 Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine Chen Q, Zhang Y, Li S, Chen S, Lin X, Li C, et al.
Review ArticleChinese herbal compounds can potentially treat cholelithiasis by improving biliary dynamics, protecting liver function, reducing cholesterol, and managing inflammation.
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Immediate acupuncture with GB34 for biliary colic: protocol for a randomised controlled neuroimaging trial
2022 Jan BMJ Open Sun N, He DM, Ye X, Bin L, Zhou Y, Deng X, et al.
The findings may provide evidence of the clinical benefits and mechanisms of acupuncture for patients with biliary colic (BC).
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Acupuncture for biliary colic: a systematic review protocol
2021 Jan BMJ Open Sun N, Zuo W, Zhou Y, Cheng Y, Cheng S, Zhou J, et al.
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Review Article
Chinese herbal compounds can potentially treat cholelithiasis by improving biliary dynamics, protecting liver function, reducing cholesterol, and managing inflammation.
Chen Q, Zhang Y, Li S, Chen S, Lin X, Li C, Asakawa T
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A Review Article published in 2019 in the journal Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine found that Chinese herbal compounds can potentially treat cholelithiasis by improving biliary dynamics, protecting liver function, reducing cholesterol, and managing inflammation. In this research, various commonly used Chinese herbal compounds (CHCs) were assessed for their application in treating cholelithiasis. The investigation centered around understanding the mechanism through which these CHCs work. Critical to this understanding was the analysis of how CHCs influence biliary dynamics, liver functionalities, the levels of cholesterol and bilirubin, as well as the regulation of inflammatory responses. Following this evaluation, it was discovered that traditional Chinese medicine-based treatments such as CHCs are effective in improving overall bodily functions. This enhancement of bodily function is integral in preventing the recurrence of cholelithiasis. The results point towards the possibility of the effective use of CHCs for patients with cholelithiasis, offering further choices in treatment besides merely surgical or medication options.
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