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It belongs to the category of "hypochondria" in traditional Chinese medicine.

Hypochondria is a symptom with pain in one or both flanks as the main manifestation, and it is a relatively common clinical symptom. Flank, refers to the lateral chest, which is a general term for the axillary to the twelfth rib below. A variety of diseases in Western medicine, such as acute hepatitis, chronic hepatitis, liver cirrhosis, acute cholecystitis, chronic cholecystitis, cholelithiasis, and biliary roundworms, can be attributed to hypochondria if the main symptom is hypochondriac.

Hypochondriac pain --- include all diseases of the hepatobiliary system. You can take a look at TCM Internal Medicine.

Cholecystitis is divided into:

1) Many patients with acute cholecystitis develop their illness in the middle of the night after eating a greasy dinner, because a high-fat diet can strengthen the contraction of the gallbladder, and lying flat is easy for small gallstones to slip into and incarcerate the cystic duct. The main manifestations are persistent pain and paroxysmal exacerbation in the right upper quadrant, which can radiate to the back of the right shoulder; It is often accompanied by fever, nausea and vomiting, but chills are rare and jaundice is mild. Abdominal examination revealed that the right upper quadrant was full, and the abdominal muscles in the gallbladder region were tense, markedly tender, and rebound tender.

2) Symptoms and signs of chronic cholecystitis are atypical. Most of the manifestations are biliary dyspepsia, aversion to greasy food, epigastric distention, belching, heartburn, etc., which are similar to ulcer disease or chronic appendicitis; Sometimes the cystic duct is obstructed by a stone, which can be acute, but it improves rapidly when the stone moves and the obstruction is relieved. On physical examination, there may be mild tenderness or percussion pain in the gallbladder area; If there is fluid in the gallbladder, a round, smooth cystic mass is often palpable.

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My suggestion to you is that you can be conservative**, Depu Hun Shu Tea: safe and mild, anti-inflammatory and swelling. For patients with mild symptoms that do not affect normal life, non-surgical**, low-fat diet, long-term oral choleretic drugs, such as anti-inflammatory choleretic tablets, bear bile capsules, cholerecin, etc., can be used for abdominal pain, belladonna antispasmodic drugs can be used for symptomatic treatment**.

If the patient has severe symptoms or biliary colic, accompanied by gallstones, surgery is optional.

The patient's symptoms can obviously appear from the first episode of acute cholecystitis, or the onset can be obscure, the symptoms are mild, and the presence of symptoms is not noticed until the diagnosis is confirmed, it can have irregular reactions, and the clinical symptoms are the same as those of acute cholecystitis in acute attacks.

When there is no attack, the clinical symptoms are vague, similar to chronic "stomach disease"; It can also be present without an acute flare-up and with only frequent vague epigastric pain and discomfort and dyspepsia, sometimes completely asymptomatic.

The difference in symptoms is mainly due to the different degrees of gallbladder inflammation, with or without gallstones, and the degree of reflex sphincter spasm caused by different degrees, so the functional status of the gallbladder is also different.

Patients usually have flatulence, belching and anorexia and greasy phenomena, often feel epigastric discomfort after full eating, and unlike duodenal ulcers, which can reduce pain after eating, patients often feel vague pain in the right subscapula, right hypochondrium or right waist, etc., which is more obvious after standing exercise or cold bathing.

Cholecystitis is best to pay attention to the method and diet.

Biliary depression and damp-heat syndrome is a type of cholecystitis classified in traditional Chinese medicine.

Clinical manifestations: flank distension and pain, anorexia and abdominal distention, bitter mouth, nausea, vomiting, lack of body heat, loose stool, short and red urine, or cold and hot exchanges, yellowing of the body and eyes, red and greasy tongue, number of pulses or slippery number.

**Principle: Clear the dampness and heat, soothe the liver and gallbladder 'Defu Chest Lilu Shu Tea'.

What is good to eat for cholecystitis:

1. Watermelon: It can clear away heat, remove annoyance, diuretic, detoxify, and is suitable for people with gallstones and cholecystitis.

2. Corn: It is a healthy and longevity food, and it has an auxiliary dietary therapy effect on cholecystitis, gallstones, jaundice hepatitis, etc., so patients with chronic gallbladder diseases should eat it often.

3. Apple: cool in nature, sweet in taste, and has a certain choleretic effect.

4. High-quality protein: If a person does not eat animal food for a long time, then the human body will inevitably lack protein and other nutrients to varying degrees and malnutrition, resulting in decreased resistance and easy disease, which is not conducive to cholecystitis patients. Therefore, it is absolutely necessary to consume high-quality protein appropriately.

Lean meat, chicken and duck meat, fish, eggs, soy products, etc. are rich in high-quality protein.

Rhubarb 40-60g. Add water to decoction for 3 minutes, take 250ml of filtrate, take 1 time every 3 hours, 4-6 times a day, treat 45 cases of acute cholecystitis, and 6-8 doses are cured.

Yes, now people are mainly looking at Western medicine, and they have forgotten who they are, and Chinese culture is broad and profound.