How to cure cholecystitis gallstones?

Minimally invasive surgery, generally minimally invasive surgery is to cut three small incisions of 2-3 cm in the abdomen, the surgical method is simple, less traumatic, and the recovery is fast. However, minimally invasive surgery is difficult to remove small stones, and it can also induce stones.

It can't be cured. You must eat well every day. It is also necessary to take medicine regularly. If you get it. I hope you pay attention to your body. I wish you good health.

Eating a few wild pecans a day has a good effect, that is, the small, black and hard kind, not the planted ones, it is best to choose the northeast.

Gallstones are caused by the following reasons, one is the sediment in the stomach, the other is the dead worms in the stomach, plus the spleen and stomach are not digested well, and the liver qi is stagnant, so the stones are formed. No, there are no sequelae with traditional Chinese medicine.

If the stone is relatively large, it is recommended to have surgery earlier** better, if it is sand and gravel, you can use traditional Chinese medicine** [composition] Bupleurum 10 grams, Citrus aurantium 10 grams, green peel 10 grams, tangerine peel 10 grams, Japanese knotweed root 30 grams, honeysuckle 30 grams, raw rhubarb 12 grams, desmodium 30 grams, Yin Chen 30 grams, Tulip 12 grams, Neem 12 grams, Yuan Hu 10 grams, white peony 12 grams.

Usage] decoction with water, 1 dose per day, 2 times a day.

Cholecystitis can be good with herbs, a few days of herbs will do, and I can't help gallstones.

After the occurrence of gallstones, the discharge of bile will be affected, and over time there will be cholestatic infection, rupture and perforation of the gallbladder, diffuse peritonitis, and symptoms of septic shock. The diagnosis is clear, and the obstruction should be relieved as soon as possible to avoid the occurrence of gallbladder perforation and signs and symptoms of peritonitis throughout the body.

At the same time, it is necessary to control the diet, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits, and avoid high-fat and high-cholesterol foods. If there is no remission after aggressive anti-inflammatory choleretic**, surgical removal of the gallbladder is often required, and biliary exploration, stone removal, and postoperative anti-inflammatory** are often required. In addition, it is necessary to ensure the patency of the drainage tube and avoid**.

Thoroughly** must. Surgery. Yes.

Cholecystectomy.

Cholecystectomy.

Cholecystectomy is.

Biliary tract surgery. Commonly used.

Surgery.. There are two types of resection: anterograde (starting from the cystic duct) and retrograde (starting at the base of the gallbladder). Anterograde gallbladder resection, with less bleeding and simple surgery, should be preferred. But.

Inflammation. severely, the gallbladder with surrounding.

Organ. Tight adhesions, not easy to expose the cystic duct and gallbladder.

Arteries. , retrograde excision is appropriate. Sometimes a combination of the two is required. [1]

The gallbladder is located. Abdomen.

On the right side, the liver.

below. The gallbladder is stored and concentrated by the liver.

bile, and transport bile to.

Duodenum, help.

Fat. Digestion. Bile passes from the gallbladder through the cystic duct.

Common bile duct. Drain into the duodenum.

Gallbladder surgery is used for**.

Diseases of the gallbladder, mainly cholelithiasis.

Blockage of the cystic duct in the gallbladder, causing severe abdominal pain – biliary colic.

Infection and inflammation of the gallbladder – cholecystitis.

Obstruction of bile flow to the duodenum – bile blockage.

In all of the above cases, cholecystectomy is required**.

Today, most gallbladder surgeries are inherited.

Celioscope. Surgical techniques, using delicate techniques including video cameras.

Instruments, which are accessed through a small puncture in the abdomen.

Abdominal cavity. Surgery is performed.

Laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

It's simple and convenient. Laparoscopic camera from.

Navel. The abdominal cavity is inserted nearby, and other instruments are entered through two or more other small puncture openings.

After the gallbladder is found, cut off. Blood vessels. And.

bile ducts, you can remove the gallbladder.

If the gallbladder is severely infected, inflamed, or has a giant one.

gallstones, gallbladder removal is performed by opening the abdomen. Surgery..

Incision. Just in the right abdomen, under the costal arch.

During the operation, the liver is pushed open to expose the gallbladder, the blood vessels and bile ducts that connect the liver to the gallbladder are severed, the gallbladder is removed, and the common bile duct is checked for blockage by stones.

If there is a co-infection, a small tube may need to be left in place for several days.

Most underwent laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

Patient. You can go home the same day after surgery and eat and drink normally [2] and be active.

Patients who have undergone open cholecystectomy will have to stay in the hospital for 5-7 days after surgery, and they will be able to eat and drink normally after a week, and they will be able to move normally after 4-6 weeks.

Gallstones and cholecystitis eventually require surgery**, which includes laparoscopic cholecystectomy and traditional open surgery, with possible preoperative preparations, such as fasting, fluids, nutritional support, vitamin supplementation, correction of water and electrolyte balance, antibiotics, and infection prevention.

Surgery is indicated if there is no response within 48 to 72 hours of onset or after medical conservative treatment**, and there is significant deterioration. The surgical method is to remove the diseased gallbladder, and laparoscopic cholecystectomy is preferred.

Partial cholecystectomy, it is difficult to separate the gallbladder bed, partial cholecystectomy can be performed for bleeding patients, and then gallbladder ostomy, for high-risk patients or patients with obvious local adhesions, focal decompression and drainage can be performed, and cholecystectomy can be performed after three months and the condition is stable, so gallstones, cholecystitis, the best method is surgery, and the appropriate surgical method should be selected according to the patient's condition and condition.

The gallstones you said are recommended to take medication** as well.

Symptoms are usually relieved by taking the drug for 2-3 days.

Gallstones with acute cholecystitis. With the exception of gallstones complicated by acute obstructive gangrenous cholecystitis, which requires emergency surgery**, non-surgical treatment** is used in most cases to control acute symptoms. A thorough biliary examination is then performed to confirm the diagnosis before the decision is made** or non-surgical**.

Internal medicine and surgery are always very contradictory about gallbladder surgery, internal medicine tries to advocate conservative **, of course, when there are no complications, the condition can be controlled, if the operation is done, then it will be dealt with stomach problems in the future, which is also very uncomfortable.

Hello! First of all, I wish you a speedy recovery! Let me introduce you to a few tips for successful ** "cholecystitis":

1) Use 25 grams of winter melon seeds and mung beans. One bowl of decoction, one serving. 3 times a day, 10 days in a row, with special effects.

2) Take 24 grams of Yin Chen, 12 grams of turmeric and 12 grams of turmeric. Water decoction. 1 dose per day, divided into 2 doses. This recipe clears away heat and dampness, dissolves stasis and relieves pain. It is used to treat cholecystitis, gallstone disease, and cholangitis.