How to treat mild cholecystitis

Cholecystitis is a relatively common disease. Many patients have symptoms of mild cholecystitis. Mild cholecystitis may not show severe pain, but it does affect our appetite. Many people have no interest in eating on a daily basis, which leads to weight loss, insufficient nutrition, poor body resistance, and even many other diseases. So, how should mild cholecystitis be treated? What are the precautions?

1. There are many symptoms of mild cholecystitis. For mild cholecystitis, the main symptom of the patient is severe pain or colic in the right upper abdomen, which usually occurs after eating high-fat foods or at night. The symptoms are not severe in the early stage and generally there is persistent bloating and pain. In addition, as symptoms progress, nausea and vomiting are common. In addition, some patients will experience symptoms of chills, chills, and fever. A small number of patients with liver damage will experience symptoms of jaundice, which we need to pay attention to.

2. The main symptom of patients with mild cholecystitis is persistent dull pain or discomfort in the right upper abdomen, accompanied by nausea, belching, acid reflux, abdominal distension, heartburn and other indigestion symptoms. The symptoms will worsen after eating high-fat, greasy foods. It is recommended that the most important thing for patients with mild cholecystitis is to rest in bed. It is best for patients to eat easily digestible liquid food and avoid greasy food. Severe patients are best to fast, which can relieve gastrointestinal decompression of the patient, and then receive intravenous nutrition, water and electrolyte supplements.

3. For patients, when they suffer from mild cholecystitis, the most important clinical manifestation is the pain in the right upper abdomen. This pain may often occur when the patient eats some food with a high fat content or at night. The pain is generally persistent.

Finally, when patients show symptoms of mild cholecystitis, the most important thing is to develop good living habits, pay attention to a reasonable diet and eat less foods with high fat content. In addition, they should use some medications for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Remember not to treat blindly.