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There are many patients with chronic cholecystitis or gallstones, who usually have no symptoms, and when eating fatty and greasy food, they neither cause biliary colic nor feel any discomfort, and their gallstones are only discovered during the ultrasound health examination.
It is necessary to quit smoking and drinking, and not to eat big fish and meat, things that are not easy to digest, and things that are high in cholesterol. There is also a timely drinking of traditional Chinese medicine De Yan Li Shu tea to relieve symptoms and effectively protect the gallbladder. In addition, it is necessary to pay attention to the maintenance of the body, and it is forbidden to stay up late or overwork.
There are also some patients who only realize that they have gallbladder disease after eating greasy food caused by a biliary colic attack, and begin to avoid eating or eating less greasy food to avoid causing another attack. Not every patient with chronic cholecystitis or gallstone disease should not eat fatty and greasy food, but fatty and fatty food is more likely to induce biliary colic and acute attack of chronic cholecystitis.
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Patients with cholecystitis should avoid fatty foods during an acute attack. During the period of stable condition, you can eat some meat dishes with a small number of meals, which can not only ensure the nutritional needs, but also facilitate the secretion and excretion of bile, prevent the formation of gallstones, and maintain the stability of the condition.
Patients with cholecystitis often develop suddenly, especially when the resistance is very poor, or the heart is depressed, the spirit is not high, or after overeating or full meals, there are often mild symptoms of cholecystitis such as chest tightness, indigestion, nausea, and loss of appetite.
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Chronic cholecystitis**.
Patients with chronic cholecystitis often have gallstones. The first stage of the prevention of cholecystitis should pay attention to dietary regulation and avoid eating a high-cholesterol diet. Eating more fruits and vegetables containing vitamin A, such as carrots, spinach, apples, etc., is good for cholesterol metabolism and can reduce the formation of stones.
Pay attention to dietary hygiene, which can eliminate or reduce intestinal ascariasis; Strengthening exercise and exercise can enhance the gallbladder contractile function; Early detection of cholecystitis, as well as active biliary tract infections, are beneficial in preventing cholecystitis.
There are many ways to treat chronic cholecystitis, and it is recommended to drink Chinese medicine Li Chol Shu Tea to protect the gallbladder and make the gallbladder play a protective role.
When chronic cholecystitis is acutely attacked, fasting and infusion should be used to effectively relieve pain. When internal medicine is ineffective or there are certain surgical indications, surgery should be actively sought.
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It's good to use Jiuweishu, I've had stomach problems for many years, and now I don't feel anything.
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Chronic cholecystitis** cycles are very long. It can be carried out through long-term diet, life, and emotional adjustment with Chinese and Western medicines**.
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That Jiuwei Shu, also known as Stomach Taisan, is good for treating old stomach diseases....
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Chronic cholecystitis often occurs due to the presence of gallstones, due to long-term inflammation that causes the gallbladder wall to thicken, losing the contractile function of the gallbladder, and the gallbladder cannot store and excrete bile normally. In severe cases, the gallbladder is atrophied.
Chronic cholecystitis used to have a history of biliary colic, often with gastrointestinal symptoms such as abdominal distention, anorexia of oily food, belching, and sometimes right upper quadrant pain, chills, and fever. Ultrasonography may reveal a narrow, deformed, or calculus of the gallbladder.
If the condition is severe and accompanied by gallstones, surgery to remove the gallbladder is preferred. For chronic cholecystitis, surgery is generally performed after the pain attack has been completely relieved for 2 to 3 months, because the inflammation of the gallbladder can completely disappear at this time, and the operation is relatively safe.
At present, there are two types of surgical removal of gallbladder: open surgery and laparoscopic surgery. Open surgery has a history of 100 years and is a classic surgical method. Laparoscopic surgery is a new method developed in the past 10 years, through the 3 or 4 small holes opened in the abdomen into special instruments, the gallbladder is removed, its advantage is that the trauma is small, the postoperative recovery is fast, but there are special requirements for the skills of the surgeon, the operation cost is higher, special equipment is required, and there are more choices for patients at the same time, such as acute cholecystitis, accompanied by cardiopulmonary disease, accompanied by hernia, peritonitis, severe chronic cholecystitis, etc. are not suitable for laparoscopic surgery.
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1) In the case of an acute attack of chronic cholecystitis, the patient should be on absolute bed rest.
2) When accompanied by fever, in addition to using Western medicine to cool down, physical cooling can also be used to accelerate heat dissipation.
3) In case of abdominal pain, in addition to using analgesic medicines, family members can also use hot water bottles to apply hot compresses to the diseased area, which has a residual analgesic effect.
4) It is recommended to use the traditional Chinese medicine 浳泳 Shu tea to help regulate the gallbladder and play an anti-inflammatory role.
Precautions: 1 Acute attack of chronic cholecystitis is characterized by severe abdominal pain, accompanied by obvious yellowing, and severe vomiting, should be sent to the hospital in time.
2 Patients with chronic cholecystitis should still pay attention to their diet when they are asymptomatic, and should not eat more foods containing too much fat and cholesterol to prevent inducing.
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Hello chronic cholecystitis will not cause abdominal pain symptoms, so it will generally not be ** for a long time, such as due to cold or eating greasy food, it may induce an acute attack of late hunger, which needs to be anti-inflammatory**. If inflammation and abdominal pain often occur, surgery is required to remove the gallbladder.
What medicine to take: The conservative ** of acute cholecystitis is mainly to take anti-inflammatory and choleretic drugs orally, such as oral gold gallbladder tablets, or anti-inflammatory choleretic tablets to treat the symptoms**, if necessary, it may also be necessary to stay in the outpatient clinic for observation, infusion of antibiotics to fight infection**, specifically according to the patient's personal situation, under the guidance of the doctor to choose the drug, the premise of medication is that there is no history of drug allergies, pay attention to a light diet during the medication, and avoid greasy food aggravating the onset of the disease. In addition to paying attention to diet, it is recommended to use Dejing's Lidanshu tea to recuperate, stick to it for a period of time, and pay attention to regular work and rest, so as not to overwork yourself. >>>More
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Cholecystitis can be divided into acute cholecystitis and chronic cholecystitis, acute cholecystitis is often acute onset of right upper quadrant pain or paroxysmal colic, can also appear radiating pain in the right shoulder, severe symptoms can appear nausea, vomiting and jaundice, and chronic cholecystitis is milder than acute cholecystitis, generally manifested as anti-** of different degrees of abdominal distension, or abdominal discomfort, in addition to the symptoms of acid reflux, belching and nausea, the symptoms are aggravated after eating spicy, greasy and cold food.
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