Symptoms and treatment of cholecystitis and gallstones

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Calculous cholecystitis is a kind of stone growth in the gallbladder or the neck of the gallbladder. It is the most common lesion in the biliary system, mainly because of infection and obstruction caused by stones in the gallbladder or the neck of the gallbladder. About the patient damage is very big, can be divided into slow calculous cholecystitis and acute calculous cholecystitis, generally speaking, can choose to carry on the surgical treatment, about the performance of severe need to save treatment, so what are the clinical manifestations of calculous cholecystitis, let's share the relevant knowledge.

Symptoms and treatment of cholecystitis and gallstones

First: according to the different growing parts, calculous cholecystitis can be divided into gallstones and gallstones in the cystic duct. For patients with gallstones, there will be no symptoms of gallstone pain, which is also called stop gallstones. It is usually accompanied by symptoms such as dull pain in the right upper abdomen, acid reflux, belching, etc.

Second: Patients with gallstones in cystic duct will generally be accompanied by the performance of gall bladder pain, which will present sudden right upper abdomen persistent pain, severe will radiate to the shoulder and back, in addition, it will be accompanied by the performance of aversion to vomiting, severe will present gallbladder perforation, we must pay attention to it

Third: these manifestations will become more and more significant after eating too much greasy food. If there is infection, it may also present the manifestation of acute cholecystitis. Some patients have large stones, which will touch the gallbladder. We need to pay attention to them.

matters needing attention

A small number of patients will present jaundice symptoms, we need to pay attention to. In addition, pay attention to distinguish calculous cholecystitis from other similar diseases, such as acute viral hepatitis, acute alcoholic hepatitis, etc.