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By far the most common gallbladder problem is gallstones — tiny stones that form from hardened bile and cholesterol.
Gallstones can block the release of bile from the gallbladder and cause:
Severe pain, particularly after eating fatty or greasy foods
Jaundice (yellowing of the skin and eyes)
Inflammation and irritation of the gallbladder walls
Other gallbladder problems may also occur, but these are extremely rare:
Gallbladder cancer
Perforation (tearing or rupture) of the gallbladder
Gangrene, if adequate blood flow to the gallbladder is blocked
Pancreatitis, caused by gallstones migrating out of the gallbladder and then blocking the pancreatic ducts
Bowel obstruction, caused by a gallstone passing into the intestine and then blocking the intestines
Gallbladder problems like gallstones may never cause any pain at all, but that doesn't mean that they will resolve themselves.
If you experience pain in your upper right abdomen — particularly after eating very fatty, heavy, or greasy foods — think about your gallbladder first.
See your doctor to get the problem checked out, and take care of your gallbladder problems.
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