Why do some people with gallstone disease have no obvious symptoms?

Some people with cholelithiasis have no obvious symptoms. It is because the condition is relatively mild and does not have much impact on the body.

But you can do some b-ultrasound to check the timely **.

As long as there is no co-infection and no obstruction, cholelithiasis will not cause symptoms.

Many people think that only gallbladder colic is symptomatic, but this is wrong, most patients with gallbladder stones in the stable or stable phase manifest "stomach discomfort", "gastritis", "right shoulder and back release pain", these patients are not asymptomatic group.

In some patients, the stones are relatively small, and the stones do not block the bile duct passage, so there are no obvious symptoms in the body.

Hello, there are many stones in the human body, and only after these stones are large enough to have symptoms will appear.

Suggestions: It is recommended that you can control it from the diet, so that the stones can slowly become smaller, and can be discharged through metabolism, you must pay attention to your diet, do not eat too greasy food, especially animal heart, liver, brain, intestines, egg yolk, pine eggs, caviar and chocolate, etc., avoid overeating, taboo eating spicy food, but also control tobacco and alcohol, etc., it is best to exercise.

There are no obvious symptoms of gallstone symptoms. Stones are generally used for detoxification, and when the symptoms are not particularly severe, there are no obvious symptoms.

Gallstone disease refers to gallstones, most of the patients with gallstones have no obvious symptoms, and some symptomatic patients, because different types of gallstones, the symptoms are not exactly the same, and the clinical ** can be symptomatic according to the symptoms of gallstones**.

Gallstone symptoms:

1. Gallstones. The patient presents with biliary colic, that is, severe pain in the right upper abdomen, labor pain, sometimes accompanied by symptoms such as fullness and discomfort, acid reflux, and in severe cases, purulent cholecystitis.

2. Extrahepatic bile duct stones. The patient presents with paroxysmal right upper quadrant pain, and can also have generalized ** infection, showing chills and high fever, and some patients will have jaundice.

3. Intrahepatic bile duct stones. Most patients have no obvious symptoms, but when the patient's resistance is weakened due to cold and cold, it is often complicated with infection, such as right upper abdominal distension and pain, fever and other rocky lines.

Cholelithiasis needs to be performed symptomatically**

1. Asymptomatic patients. It is necessary to maintain a regular and light diet, improve lifestyle, keep exercising, and have regular check-ups.

2. Symptomatic patients. Patients with reverse** symptoms require surgical excision** as soon as possible.

In the acute stage of cholelithiasis, clinical drugs include antispasmodic and analgesic drugs to relieve pain, such as indomethacin, ketoprofen, etc. If the patient has fever and chills, choleretic and anti-infective** are required, and clinical drugs include dehydrocholic acid tablets. Typical symptoms of gallstones are pain in the right upper quadrant with radiating pain in the right scapula, as well as gastrointestinal symptoms, including nausea, vomiting, and, if severe, fever.

If acute calculous cholecystitis is diagnosed, surgical excision is generally recommended. At present, most of the surgeries are minimally invasive, 3-4 incisions are made in the stomach, and the patient is removed from the gallbladder using laparoscopic techniques, and the patient can recover quickly after the removal.

For patients with very severe symptoms or advanced age, percutaneous transhepatic gallbladder drainage may be used to temporarily relieve the patient's symptoms. After the symptoms are relieved, when other concomitant diseases are well controlled, laparoscopic resection is used to better provide a safe and effective method. In addition, drugs generally do not have a very definite effect on gallstone symptoms.

Symptoms of gallstones:

1. Vague pain in the upper abdomen, fullness and discomfort, acid reflux, and it is easy to be mistaken for a stomach problem.

2. Biliary colic liquid sensitive dust, lead labor pain, pain can radiate to the right back or shoulder.

3. Chills, high fever, jaundice.

Introduction: All organs of the body need to be kept healthy, so that the human body is in a healthy state. The gallbladder is important and helps the body to regulate its balance.

But some people may develop gallstones, gallstones are mainly found in the gallbladder, if a person has gallstones but no symptoms, then how to find it?

First of all, if you say that you have gallstones, but you have no symptoms, it means that your condition is. In addition, if your gallstones are relatively small and have not grown, you don't have to use surgery to carry out **, maybe you can eliminate it with drugs, in fact, the square grip method found is also relatively simple, that is, if you find that there are gallstones in your daily physical examination, you can know that you have gallstones, and you can know that you have gallstones, and you have some bad habits, such as smoking and drinking, then it is also possible to have gallstones. In addition, if you often eat foods with high cholesterol, and once you eat greasy food, you will feel a dull pain in your right upper abdomen, and the pain can be felt in the dorsal cave, then you may have gallstones.

If you don't eat breakfast for a long time, then you may also form gallstones, so when your lifestyle habits are relatively high, then you should often go to the hospital to check it.

In fact, gallstones are formed in the early stage of the gallbladder, which are formed by the stones like sediment and slowly become larger, and many people may have some hidden stones in the body, but if they often eat high-fat and high-cholesterol foods, they are likely to produce gallstones. It is necessary to pay attention to animal protein, whole grain diet, fiber and fruits, which can be prevented by eating together, and especially if you have to eat breakfast, it will affect the secretion of bile and form stones.

Patients with gallstones who have no symptoms can go to the hospital for ultrasound examination or CT examination, and the symptoms can be found.

I think it should be found out by doing an MRI, because an MRI can examine a person's entire body.

You should have an annual physical examination, or check according to the discomfort of the body, understand the specific ** of gallstones, and then check the relevant items.

Common symptoms of gallstones: The most common symptoms of gallstones in the early stage of gallstones are mainly pain, most commonly located in the upper abdomen or around the lowest rib on the right side of the upper right abdomen, and radiates to the shoulders and back, often accompanied by nausea and vomiting. If the stone enters the common bile duct, complications such as jaundice, cholangitis and pancreatitis can occur.

You can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and eat low-fat and low-cholesterol foods such as shiitake mushrooms, fungus, celery, bean sprouts, kelp, lotus root, fish, rabbit meat, chicken, fresh beans, etc. Most patients only feel vague pain in the upper abdomen or right upper abdomen, or have fullness, discomfort, belching, hiccups, etc., when they eat too much, eat high-fat food, are nervous at work, or have poor rest, which is easy to be misdiagnosed as "stomach disease".

There are many causes of hematuria: stones, inflammation, trauma, bleeding disorders, infectious diseases, etc. Having blood in the urine is not necessarily a stone. Tests are recommended to confirm the diagnosis. If gallstones are found, drink them in time [Chinese medicine Defu Yu stone tom tea dissolved stone as tea]. , with good results.

In terms of diet, it is recommended that you should reduce the consumption of foods that are high in fat, cholesterol and gas-producing (e.g. lard, fatty pork, organ meats, fried foods, cabbage, onions, cauliflower, carrots, soybeans, soybeans and other legumes, cucumbers, sweet potatoes). After that, slowly resume your general diet as your body recovers.

Avoid strenuous and excessive activities. Get plenty of rest and avoid overexertion. Start by eating easy-to-digest light foods such as thick rice soup, lotus root flour (with as little sugar as possible), fruit juices, degreased chicken broth, broth, etc.

After one day, you can eat porridge, vegetarian noodles or steamed egg drops, and after 2-4 days, gradually increase to soft dry rice, broth and fish broth and a small amount of lean meat, fish and vegetable oil and stir-fried vegetables. After about 1-2 weeks, the staple food of normal people can be restored, but animal oil (such as lard) and fatty meat should be eaten less. The general principle should be to grasp the transition from eating light, salty food to soft food and then gradually transition to normal food, eat less sugar and gas-producing foods such as legumes, fruits and vegetables do not need to be restricted, and oil and meat foods should be comfortable after eating, no bloating, and no diarrhea.

Also, keep a good mood.

Gallstones, type 1 will be accompanied by inflammation, basically a combination of stone removal drugs and anti-inflammatory drugs. It's hard to get lined. The problem is not very serious, but it should not be underestimated. Drink plenty of water. Eat less spicy. The stone should be insisted on renting and holding it. Qin shouted.

1.Acute phase: 1) Acute cholecystitis.

Severe cramping in the upper abdomen or right upper abdomen, which can radiate to the back of the right shoulder, and can even induce angina, with varying degrees of fever, often nausea, vomiting, bloating, and decreased appetite. Jaundice may occur in varying degrees. , 2) Acute purulent cholangitis:

Abdominal pain, chills, fever, and jaundice are typical of common bile duct stones and acute cholangitis. , 2.Chronic phase (interictal phase):

1) The clinical manifestations of chronic acalculous cholecystitis are mostly atypical, mostly vague pain or tingling pain in the upper right abdomen or upper abdomen, and aggravation of symptoms after eating greasy food or exertion. , 2) Chronic calculous cholecystitis often has a history of reversal or colic, and the attacks are more frequent at the turn of winter and autumn. Larger stones are sometimes asymptomatic for a long time.

3) The clinical manifestations of chronic cholangitis and bile duct leakage stones are also atypical, and they may be asymptomatic or similar to the signs of chronic cholecystitis.

The four major symptoms of gallstones:

1. Abdominal pain: Abdominal pain is one of the main clinical manifestations of gallstones. Gallbladder knots are often typical of biliary colic during the attack.

It is characterised by paroxysmal crampy pain in the upper quadrant or right upper quadrant with progressive worsening, often radiating to the back of the right shoulder. Severe biliary colic occurs due to the obstruction of the cystic duct by stones, which increases the pressure in the gallbladder, contracts and spasms the smooth muscles of the gallbladder, and attempts to drain the gallstones.

2. Fever and chills: Fever is related to the degree of gallbladder inflammation. Gangrenous cholecystitis and purulent cholecystitis may be accompanied by chills and high fever.

3. Jaundice: Some patients with gallstones can have transient jaundice, mostly after severe abdominal pain, and the jaundice is mild. Gallstones with cholangitis, enlarged and unswelled sac compressing the common bile duct, causing partial obstruction, or transient damage to liver cells due to infection, can cause jaundice.

Presents with a yellowish discoloration of the sclera of the eye.

4. Gastrointestinal symptoms: When gallstones are acutely attacked, gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea and vomiting are often followed by abdominal pain. The vomit is mostly stomach contents, and there is no obvious relief of abdominal pain after vomiting. Acute attacks are often followed by symptoms such as aversion to greasy food, bloating, and indigestion.

Biliary colic and vague epigastric pain are the main symptoms of gallstones. There are other symptoms that manifest as follows:

1. Gallstones usually have no obvious symptoms in the early stage, 2. Small gallstones in the gallbladder can be embedded in the neck of the gallbladder, 3. Some single or multiple gallstones.

4. If the gallstone incarceration continues to be unrelieved, the gallbladder will continue to enlarge, and even be co-infected, 5. When the gallstone is embedded in the neck of the gallbladder, it causes acute obstruction, and there are many ways to do it for gallstones, such as the traditional Chinese medicine Defu Yushi Tongcha to discharge cholesterol in the bile, improve stones, acupuncture, oral stone-dissolving drugs, etc., clinicians believe that the diameter of gallstones is less than centimeters, and it is generally suitable for non-surgery.

What are the telltale symptoms of gallstones?

First, abdominal pain is the main clinical symptom of gallstones. Biliary colic occurs during the onset of gallstones, and its main symptoms are: paroxysmal cramping pain in the upper abdomen or right upper quadrant, which gradually worsens, sometimes radiating to the back of the right shoulder.

This is caused by stone obstruction due to the movement of the stone from the gallbladder cavity into the cystic duct. During this process, the internal pressure of the gallbladder increases, causing the smooth muscles of the gallbladder to contract and spasm, and to expel the gallstones, causing severe biliary colic.

Second, there will be corresponding symptoms in the gastrointestinal tract. When gallstones are acutely attacked, gastrointestinal reactions such as nausea and vomiting will occur after abdominal pain, and the vomit is mostly the contents of the stomach, and there is no obvious relief of abdominal pain after vomiting, and there are often symptoms such as aversion to greasy food, bloating and indigestion after acute attack.

Third, fever and chills may occur. The degree of land travel fever is related to the degree of inflammation of the gallbladder. Gangrenous cholecystitis and purulent cholecystitis can cause chills and high fever.

Fourth, jaundice. Some patients will have transient jaundice in old age, and it usually occurs after severe abdominal pain, and the jaundice is mild. Gallstones with cholangitis, enlarged sac compressing the common bile duct, causing partial obstruction, or transient damage to liver cells due to infection, can cause jaundice.

Presents with a yellowish discoloration of the sclera of the eye.

There are many symptoms of gallstones, so in daily life, you should pay extra attention to your own situation, and once there is an adverse reaction, you should go to it in time.