Over 200 stones removed from a 45-year-old Chinese woman Ms Chen in ONE operation in China Hezhou Guanji Hospital , which took place on July 15 and lasted for 6.5 hours . Stones were found in her gallbladder and liver, with some as big as eggs as shown in
Over 200 stones removed from a 45-year-old Chinese woman Ms Chen in ONE operation in China Hezhou Guanji Hospital , which took place on July 15 and lasted for 6.5 hours . Stones were found in her gallbladder and liver, with some as big as eggs as shown in the images below :
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Surgeons in Hezhou, China, removed over 200 stones (pictured) from a patient on July 15 Photo: Daily Mail
Dr. Quan Xuwei, one of the surgeons, claimed that Chen’s gallstone problems were caused by skipping breakfast.
He added that most of his patients who suffer from similar conditions liked skipping or rushing their breakfast, which Chen reportedly had the habit of doing for over a decade. She also ate leftovers often and took her meals at irregular hours.
While Chen experienced abdominal pain over 10 years ago, she only sought medical help when her abdominal pain became “unbearable”.
Dr Quan (pictured) said many patients who had gallstones didn’t eat breakfast properly Photo: Daily Mail
Some of the stones, found in the woman’s gallbladder and liver, were said to be as big as eggs Photo: Daily Mail
Quan explains that when a person often skips breakfast, their gallbladder stops shrinking or expanding, causing the bile to build up in the gallbladder, which eventually leads to high cholesterol and calcium levels.
However, experts from the U.K. Dr George Webster, the Vice President of the British Society of Gastroenterology say that linking eating habits as the cause of gallstones or liver stones is pure “speculation, with no scientific evidence base to support it.”
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Dr George Webster, the Vice President of the British Society of Gastroenterology Photo: bupa.com.uk
Dr Webster said stones in the gallbladder as well as the ducts in the liver were a common problem worldwide, but the cause is often unclear.
It is more common to find patients who have stones in the liver in China and Eastern Asia than in the West, and this is probably because of the increased rates of infection in the bile ducts, added Dr Webster.
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Do you think you need to had breakfast? At the hot summer , we just want the cool food to eat. The first choice must be ice cream. But the 44-year-old Chinese man who ate 54 ice lollies to quench his thirst , finally told he has kidney malfunction.
Dehydrated man gorged on frozen treats on hot day before finding out his problem might be more serious.
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A man in southeastern China who ate 54 ice lollies in a bid to quench his raging thirst ended up being diagnosed with a serious kidney problem, local media reported.
The 44-year-old, surnamed Zheng, was at his home in Quzhou, Zhejiang province on the evening of July 15 when he began to feel dehydrated. It had been a hot day, with the temperature reaching 37 degrees Celsius, so he was not overly concerned.
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Unfortunately for Zheng, his problems did not end after a good night’s sleep, the report said.
At breakfast he complained of stomach pains and as soon as he tried to eat he began vomiting, it said.
Concerned about his health, Zheng visited his local community hospital where he was he was told he suffering from gastroenteritis and put on a drip.
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Three days later, however, he was referred to a higher level hospital where he was diagnosed with an acute kidney malfunction, the report said. It did not elaborate on the nature of the condition, but said it was under control.
Southeastern China has experienced record high temperatures in recent weeks, with the mercury rising beyond 40 degrees in some parts of Shanghai and Zhejiang. On Friday, Shanghai recorded its hottest day in 145 years when the temperature hit 40.8 degrees.
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