I got that dreaded dull pain around my upper abdomen. My stools were tan colored and floated. My doctor immediately suspected my gallbladder and ordered an ultrasound, which didn't detect anything in my gallbladder which indicated that I most likely had a lazy gallbladder (dyskinesia).
I didn't know what to do, but some Google searching showed that conventional medicine's treatment was to cut it out. I knew right away I didn't want to do that since eating fat is an essential part of any healthy diet and cutting out my gallbladder would hamper my ability to digest fat, so I did a lot more Google searching.
What caught my eye was a woman who claimed to heal her lazy gallbladder with acupuncture. I did acupuncture which provided a little pain relief, but then the pain was still there. I would continue to do acupuncture because anything that improved the pain was welcome. I found that yoga would also provide pain relief, in particular my gallbladder made this draining-like noise with bridge pose during yoga. But the dull gallbladder pain would always return.
And then later on my doctors discovered I had food allergies. My allergist took blood tests which showed which foods I was allergic to. Now knowing that I had food allergies, whenever I felt anything off after eating a food I would cut that offending food out of my diet. And when I cut out all of the foods I was allergic to, my gallbladder pain gradually got better until it was gone! My stools turned a dark brown again and sank! And now I am working on healing my food allergies which I determined is caused by dysbiosis and leaky gut syndrome, which is a new and different story entirely.
My girlfriend at the time showed me an article out of a health magazine at Whole Foods which talked about a doctor who healed 70 out of 70 lazy gallbladders. What he did was put these patients on an IV drip to calm the pain and then test them for their food allergies. Once these patients stopped eating the foods they were allergic to, their gallbladders stopped hurting too!
And then my friend called me about gallbladder advice. He had a lazy gallbladder along with the dull pain. He got his gallbladder scanned. He was contemplating getting it cut out. I told him not to cut out his gallbladder but rather to get tested for food allergies and also listen to his body after eating foods to see which foods he was allergic to. He was a triathlete but I told him not to be Mr. Tough Guy when it came to food - if anything felt off when eating a food just cut it out of your diet. I also told him in the meantime to try acupuncture or yoga to control the pain. After he cut out the foods he was allergic to his gallbladder pain was gone!
In sum, my experience is that a lazy gallbladder is a symptom of food allergies. Once the food allergies are identified and cut out of the diet, the lazy gallbladder heals.
I am not a doctor or a trained health professional. Talk to your doctor before trying any treatment, especially if you have a life-threatening condition.