Treatment of acute cholecystitis

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Acute cholecystitis is easy to be confused with other diseases, so early diagnosis and treatment are very important. Recently, my classmate felt stomachache, especially after we had a meal together. He couldn't sleep well at night because of the pain. He thought it was stomachache and bought stomach medicine to eat, but the effect was not very good. So I went to the hospital with him. The doctor said it was acute cholecystitis. Now let's share the treatment process.

Treatment of acute cholecystitis

First: after the doctor learned the basic information, he checked the next student's stomach, touched his forehead and said that he had a fever. Then he asked what pain he had when he had a stomachache. The student said that his right shoulder would also have pain. Then the doctor said that it was acute cholecystitis. He said that he would first go to have an abdominal ultrasound and make an examination list.

Second: I took my classmates to finish B-ultrasound, and the report sheet said acute cholecystitis. The doctor said it was acute cholecystitis and suggested surgical resection. The students didn't want to have surgery, but the doctor said it could not be done, but it would recur. The surgery was a radical cure. The students didn't want to delay their study, or they didn't feel like doing it. They were doing it during the long vacation.

Third: at the beginning, the doctor said that he could not eat for the time being. Then he put on a hanging bottle. The anti-inflammatory medicine was cefoperazone sulbactam. He took vitamin K3 to relieve pain. After three days of hanging, the students said that they did not have much pain and their temperature was normal. The doctor said that they could eat porridge and leave the hospital after two days of observation.

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After two days of observation, the temperature was normal all the time, and then he was discharged from the hospital. The doctor told him not to eat greasy food. Finally, in the summer vacation, my classmates went to have a cholecystectomy.