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Gallstones and Fasting in Ramadan

Gallstones and Fasting in Ramadan | Dr. Salman Javed Gallstones and Ramadan fasting explained by Dr. Salman Javed, Gastroenterologist. Having gallbladder stones does not automatically mean you cannot fast. Fasting itself does not trigger gallbladder pain, but heavy, fried, and fatty meals at Sehri or Iftar can provoke symptoms. Overeating increases pressure on the digestive system, causing irritation and pain. If you develop persistent right-sided abdominal pain, fever, or vomiting, it may indicate gallbladder infection and you should stop fasting and consult a doctor. Moderation in diet is key. #Gallstones #RamadanHealth #DigestiveHealth #Gastroenterology #FastingTips 👋 Welcome to the official YouTube channel of Dr. Salman Javed Dr. Salman Javed is a Consultant Gastroenterologist & Endoscopy Specialist, helping patients understand and manage liver, stomach, and digestive system diseases with clarity and care ❤️ On this channel, you’ll find easy-to-understand videos about: 🩺 Liver problems like fatty liver, hepatitis, and abnormal liver tests 🍽️ Stomach and digestive issues including acidity, gas, ulcers, IBS, and reflux 🔍 Endoscopy procedures explained simply so patients know what to expect 💉 Diabetes & blood pressure management for long-term health 📚 Patient awareness sessions focused on prevention, early diagnosis, and lifestyle changes Our aim is to educate, guide, and support patients by answering common questions, clearing myths, and reducing fear around medical tests and treatments 🤝 🎓 Dr. Salman Javed’s Qualifications: MBBS (Pb) MD (USA), MACG (USA) FCPS (Gastroenterology), CMT (KEMU) FRCP (London) 📌 Subscribe to stay informed and take confident steps toward better digestive and overall health. Your health matters. You’re in the right place 💙