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Oral dissolution therapy involves regularly taking medication to dissolve the gallstones causing your biliary colic. While oral dissolution therapy is occasionally effective, it's usually not recommended by doctors because of the likelihood that the gallstones will return once treatment is stopped. This procedure is done by inserting a tube into your bile duct to remove a blockage, such as gallstones. You will be under general anaesthetic during the procedure, which can take up to 4 hours. This procedure has minimal risks and requires 1-2 weeks of recovery. This procedure can often reduce pain caused by a biliary colic issue. However, you will need to maintain a healthy diet and lifestyle to ensure the issue does not return. Lithotripsy is a procedure in which ultrasound waves are used to break up the gallstones causing biliary colic pain. Lithotripsy is usually reserved for people who have chronic biliary colic pain and cannot have their gallbladder surgically removed.

summary: Talk to your doctor about oral dissolution therapy. Ask your doctor about getting biliary drainage done to reduce the pain. Talk to your doctor about lithotripsy if you're unable to undergo surgery.

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You'll find this gear-shaped icon near the bottom of the Windows Start menu. It's the option with two curved arrows. It's the option with a shield icon in the left panel. It's at the top of the right panel. It's the shield icon at the top-left corner of the right panel. It's the blue link under "Virus & threat protection settings." This checks for changes to Microsoft's virus database and downloads any necessary updates. It's under the "Current threats" header at the top of the right panel. If you're using a different antivirus solution than Windows Security, you may see the option to launch that application instead. Open your antivirus program and run a scan on the flash drive. It's the button at the bottom of the right panel. It should be under "This PC" or "Computer" toward the bottom. You may have to click the small arrow next to one of those options to display the connected drives. It's the button near the bottom-right edge of the dialog window. Windows will now scan your flash drive for viruses. This can take a while if you have a lot of files on your flash drive. Once the scan is complete, you'll see a window that tells you whether any viruses were detected. Windows Security will guide you through the virus removal process if any viruses are found.

summary: Open your Windows Settings . Click Update & Security. Click Windows Security. Click Open Windows Security. Click Virus & threat protection. Click Check for updates. Click Scan options. Select "Custom scan" and click Scan now. Select your flash drive in the left panel. Click Select Folder. Follow the on-screen instructions to remove the virus(es).

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Add 1 cup (237 ml) of water and cup (118 ml) of fresh lemon juice to a glass or plastic bottle. Shake the bottle well to ensure that the ingredients are well mixed. For best results, use filtered, distilled, or bottled water. Lemon juice can help remove excess oil, tighten pores, and kill bacteria. Be sure to use a bottle that can hold at least 12 ounces for the toner. When you're ready to use the toner, wet a cotton pad or ball with it. Gently stroke it over your face, paying special attention to areas where you get most oily. If you prefer, you can place the lemon toner in a spray bottle and mist your face with the toner. Allow your skin to absorb it before moving on your skin care routine. While lemon juice can help improve the look of oily skin, it also lightly exfoliates, which can leave your face more sensitive to the sun. Protect your skin by applying a sunscreen with an SPF of at least 15 if you've applied the toner during the day.
summary: Combine the lemon juice and water. Dampen a cotton pad with the toner and apply it to your face. Follow up with sunscreen during the day.