What symptom does cholecystitis have when coming on?
summary
Cholecystitis is no longer strange to many friends. Its occurrence has a lot to do with diet and bad habits in daily life. In addition, the causes of cholecystitis caused by stone factors and dysbacteriosis can not be ignored. Because different types of cholecystitis have similar symptoms, but because of the differences in the etiology and characteristics of cholecystitis, the symptoms of different types of cholecystitis are also different. What symptom does cholecystitis have when coming on? Let's talk about it
What symptom does cholecystitis have when coming on?
The main characteristics of pain are biliary colic, dull pain, dull pain and so on. The location of pain is mainly concentrated in the upper abdomen or right upper abdomen. This kind of symptom is more common and common chronic cholecystitis caused by solid factors. Symptomatic pain can also migrate to the back or right scapula, accompanied by nausea and vomiting.
The occurrence of chronic cholecystitis is often accompanied by dyspepsia and other symptoms, in addition to our familiar abdominal distension, but also including upper or right upper abdominal discomfort, heartburn, belching, acid swallowing and other situations. Because of the similarity between these symptoms and digestive tract diseases such as stomach diseases, it often can not cause enough attention.
Due to the differences in system and other aspects, some patients with chronic cholecystitis can not rule out the possibility of dry, loose or sticky stools. In addition, there may be low fever, laboratory examination often have bile tenderness, percussion pain, hepatosplenomegaly, jaundice and so on.
matters needing attention
The incidence rate of cholecystitis is high and the incidence rate is high. It is important to detect cholecystitis in time to avoid the aggravation of cholecystitis and to better ensure the therapeutic effect. Because the symptoms of cholecystitis are similar to those of other diseases, we should pay attention to differential diagnosis.