Gall Bladder Stones gets formed in Liver. Gallstones travels through tiny tubes which are called as biliary ducts (Which ends up in your gallbladder.

In todays world a very large population have gallstones but mostly gallstones are silent and don't have any symptoms. Gallstones gets formed in the gallbladder and are usually made up of bile and they consist two thing - cholesterol or bilirubin respectively.

The most common mixture of gallstones is cholesterol, calcium and bilirubin, which defers in quantity.

The gallstones can be green, white, black, red or say tan-colored also. The most common found during our gallstones treatment removal process is green, brown or black pigment stones. Which is highly concentrated of cholesterol and are generally soft and easy to crumble as they get out via motions after getting dissolved using our gallbladder stones natural medicinal process of a month before we do removal process for the same.

Stones sizes do vary and it could increase overtime so it can cause problems to your liver, liver can become fatty with the effect of having more gallstones in your gallbladder.

When gallstones are collected in gallbladder they can be as big as 10mm, 20mm or more in size in USG or CT Scan Reports. Gallstones are not as hard as real stones they are soft like rubber pieces.

A kidney stone is a hard mass developed from crystals that separate from the urine within the urinary tract.

Normally, urine contains chemicals that prevent or inhibit the crystals from forming. However, these inhibitors do not seem to work for everyone, so some people form stones.

If the crystals remain tiny enough, they will travel through the urinary tract and pass out of the body in the urine without being noticed.

Kidney stones are seen in all age groups but they are rare in the young. The possibility of developing gallstones increases with

Pancreas stones are bascially caused because of calcium deposits in the pancreas and are digestive enzymes which flow to the small intestine from pancreas. Pancreas stones occur most often in individuals who have chronic pancreatitis.

The factors that contribute to the formation of pancreas stones include the lifestyle, weight, gender and age as well as the family medicinal history. The presence of liver disease, diabetes or other blood disorders do increase the chances of an individual forming pancreatic stones.

Patients with liver problems, are most likely to form pancreas stones as well as Gallstones.