Gallbladder Infections

Condition
  • Primary bacterial causes: Acute or chronic, long-term bacterial infection inside the gallbladder, usually from one or more strains from the over 50 groups of Streptococcus bacteria or food-borne bacteria from contaminated foods or food poisoning
  • Acute or chronic, long-term bacterial infection inside the gallbladder, usually from one or more strains from the over 50 groups of Streptococcus bacteria or food-borne bacteria from contaminated foods or food poisoning. Worsened when consuming a high-fat/high-protein diet.
  • Strep bacteria: Caused by streptococcus bacteria
  • E. coli: E. coli that sits in intestinal tract long term, especially E. coli 2, can break out and cause gallbladder problems
  • Food poisoning bacteria finding way into gallbladder
  • Food poisoning pathway: Food poisoning can scar up the lining of a gallbladder, making little divots and pits so that when strep gets into the gallbladder, it can make homes, causing a gallbladder infection
  • Food poisoning: Foodborne bacteria like salmonella can rush up to gallbladder and infect it
  • Previous food poisoning episodes damaging gallbladder lining
  • Strep bacteria nestling into scar tissue crevices
  • Streptococcus: Strep in digestive tract and liver jumps into gallbladder when stone gets jammed and tissue swells
  • Strep feeding source: Strep tends to feed on gunk and sludge—toxic chemicals and even the pulverized debris of toxic food—that build up in the gallbladder
  • Strep hiding locations: Strep tends to hide out and camp in the liver. It also likes to be in the duodenum and the rest of the small intestinal tract. This means strep can find its way to the gallbladder through the bile duct system
  • Oxygen depletion mechanism: The more fat you dump in the less oxygen in your bloodstream. The less oxygen in your bloodstream the more pathogens like streptococcus can take over and create that inflamed gallbladder
  • High fat diet mechanism: The more fat you eat, the more bile has to be produced so your liver is killing itself to produce that bile. The gallbladder becomes over stressed with all that bile spewing up and overburdening the gallbladder
  • Streptococcus infection pathway: Usually streptococcus - when you have a streptococcus gallbladder infection
  • Weak bile unable to kill bacteria
  • Worsening dietary factors: Worsened when consuming a high-fat/high-protein diet

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Gallbladder Infections - Health Condition | MM Said