Hepatobiliary stones symptoms

There are many types of diseases, and different diseases have different symptoms and causes. Therefore, when treating the disease, it is necessary to choose the correct treatment method, which will be of great help in stabilizing the patient's disease. So what are the symptoms of hepatobiliary stones? Many people don't know much about this. This type of disease is very harmful to the human body, and if not treated in time, it will also induce other diseases.

Many people do not know much about the symptoms of hepatobiliary stones, so when treating this type of disease, they do not know what method to choose. Drug treatment is usually the best option and can stabilize the patient's disease.

Symptoms of hepatobiliary stones:

The symptoms of intrahepatic bile duct stones are very atypical. During the intervals between illnesses, there may be no symptoms or only mild upper abdominal discomfort. However, in the acute phase, symptoms of acute suppurative cholangitis or varying degrees of Charcot's triad may appear, most of which may be caused by concurrent extrahepatic bile duct stones. In patients without extrahepatic bile duct stones, when intrahepatic bile duct stones on one side or one lobe cause intrahepatic bile duct obstruction of half the liver or a certain liver segment and secondary infection occurs, systemic infection symptoms such as chills and fever may occur. Even when the manifestations of acute severe cholangitis such as mental symptoms and shock appear, the patient may still have no obvious abdominal pain and jaundice. Physical examination may reveal asymmetric enlargement and tenderness of the liver, which is often misdiagnosed as liver abscess or hepatitis. This periodic intermittent attack is the characteristic clinical manifestation of intrahepatic bile duct stones.

Through the above introduction, we have a good understanding of the symptoms of hepatobiliary stones. Therefore, when treating this type of disease, we must choose a treatment method that is suitable for the patient. This will be of great help to the patient's disease treatment, and will prevent the patient's disease from continuing to develop, which is conducive to the stability of the patient's disease.