How is cholecystitis caused?

There are many reasons for cholecystitis, your eating habits do not mean that you will not get sick, for example, your body does not exercise regularly and has poor resistance, then it will be easy to form intestinal infections and cause cholecystitis. For example, your emotions are often easy to get excited and lose your temper, which also has an impact on the flow of qi and blood in the human body, resulting in obstruction of bile excretion and cholecystitis. Another reason is that parasites are unwittingly introduced into your intestines, such as roundworms burrowing into the biliary tract and causing inflammation of the biliary tract.

Therefore, in addition to developing good eating habits, you should also participate in physical exercise often to enhance your resistance, and then maintain a good and happy mood.

Gallbladder inflammation may or may not be accompanied by gallstones or gallbladder polyps, but it may not be accompanied by inflammation of the gallbladder wall. Gallstones are commonly associated with cholecystitis, but there are also people who simply have gallbladder inflammation. Cholecystitis is related to many factors, such as eating habits, endocrine disorders, such as menopausal women have a high chance of gallbladder inflammation.

First of all, understand the effects of gallbladder inflammation on the body, such as whether you have symptoms of indigestion and whether you have pain symptoms after eating mildly oily foods regularly. For cholecystitis, the ** principle should be determined according to the different stages. If the gallbladder wall is more than twice the thickness of the normal gallbladder wall, and there is pain after eating slightly fatty food, gallbladder function tests are recommended.

If the gallbladder starts to have problems, or even bigger problems, it is considered that the gallbladder is not functioning well. At this time, two methods are required, namely surgical resection and the application of choleretic drugs, to see if it can have a protective effect on the gallbladder. However, if the internal medicine is not effective, surgery may eventually be considered.

However, it should be reminded that any organ on the body, especially the gallbladder, may be more conservative in this regard, believing that the gallbladder is a very important digestive organ, and many people can do it after cutting the gallbladder, but there are also a considerable number of people who will have diarrhea, as well as abdominal pain after eating greasy, and even liver damage, which is called gallbladder postoperative syndrome. Therefore, after a similar situation occurs, the most suitable treatment should be made according to different situations, which may be better.

Cholecystitis is divided into acute cholecystitis and chronic cholecystitis. Acute cholecystitis is a common acute abdominal symptom and is predominantly female. Cholecystitis is divided into calculous gallbladder and acalculous cholecystitis based on the presence or absence of stones in the gallbladder. Acalculous cholecystitis is less common.

1. Acute calculous cholecystitis is more common in elderly and severe patients, such as trauma, burns, long-term parenteral nutrition, or patients after major surgery. Cholestasis and ischemia in the gallbladder may be the cause. This type of cholecystitis often occurs with gallbladder necrosis, empyema, or perforation.

2. Acute calculous cholecystitis is the most common complication of gallstones, and its main complication is cystic duct obstruction and invasion of pathogenic bacteria. Cystic duct obstruction is mostly caused by gallstones, which can lead to obstruction of bile excretion, increased pressure in the gallbladder, and local release of inflammatory factors from the gallbladder to cause acute inflammation. Most pathogenic bacteria enter the gallbladder retrograde through the cystic duct.

Once the gallbladder has poor bile excretion or obstruction, the environment inside the gallbladder is conducive to bacterial reproduction and growth.

3. Chronic cholecystitis is the consequence of repeated attacks of acute cholecystitis or long-term gallstones. It can lead to gallbladder atrophy, cyst wall thickening, gallbladder dysfunction, etc. Most patients with chronic cholecystitis have significant connective tissue hyperplasia and lymphocytic and monocytic infiltration in all layers of the gallbladder wall.

This results in a marked decrease in the contractile function of the gallbladder.

Don't eat early. Now that life is getting faster and faster, many people get up early every day and work at night, most of them have late habits, and the number of people who skip breakfast has been increasing. However, the gallbladder does not stop secreting bile, bile helps digestion, and if you skip breakfast all the time, it will lead to cholestasis in the gallbladder, forming chronic inflammation, and even developing into stones.

Irregular diet.

Because the living conditions have been getting better, many people do not pay attention to diet, often overeating, overeating will lead to fat accumulation, obesity symptoms, resulting in lipid metabolism disorders, causing inflammatory changes in the inner wall of the gallbladder, thickening and unsmooth, and developing into cholecystitis.

A high-fat, high-calorie diet.

For example, some people who eat high-calorie and high-fat foods such as fried and barbecued for a long time are also more likely to suffer from cholecystitis, which will increase the burden on the digestive system, which will also promote gallbladder congestion and edema, inflammatory changes, and even cholestasis and gallstones.

Depressed mood. Depressive mood can affect the excretion of bile from the gallbladder, and the poor excretion of bile and stasis obstruct the blood circulation in the inner wall, which will develop into chronic inflammation in the long run.

Senior citizen. Arteriosclerosis in the elderly, blood viscosity, affecting gallbladder blood**, gallbladder ischemia, gallbladder excretion of bile function is weakened, and cholecystitis appears.

Insomnia. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that the gallbladder meridian corresponds to the hour between 11 p.m. and 1 p.m. At this time, it is a good time for choleretic. For example, people who sleep late or have insomnia will affect the metabolic function of the gallbladder and are prone to gallbladder diseases.

Predisposing factors. Patients often have a history of bile duct disease, which is often triggered by some triggers, such as improper diet, greasy diet, heavy meals, overwork, cold, and mental factors.

Cholecystitis is a collective term for acute cholecystitis and chronic cholecystitis, which refers to the process of acute and chronic inflammatory reactions in the gallbladder caused by gallstones or other causes. This is a relatively common digestive system disease, once the acute onset, the symptoms of epigastric pain are severe, the disease stage develops rapidly, and emergency medical attention is required; Chronic cholecystitis often coexists with gallstones for a long time, and although the symptoms are not severe, they often affect the quality of life.

According to the onset of acute cholecystitis and chronic cholecystitis, gallbladder infection is mainly due to biliary obstruction, cholestasis, biliary stones are the most important cause of bile leakage obstruction, repeated gallbladder infection and gallbladder stones do not look at each other to affect the withering and lead to the worsening of the disease.