A STUDY OF ASSOCIATION OF H. PYLORI WITH GALLSTONE DISEASE

Abstract

The prevalence of gall bladder stones in our country varies between 10-20% of the population, with approximately 4.3% of individuals experiencing symptoms. The presence of an imbalance in the composition of bile, bile stasis, or gallbladder infections might potentially result in the development of gallstones. Nevertheless, numerous research have examined and documented the association between H. pylori and disorders affecting organs outside the stomach and duodenum.