What symptom does chronic cholecystitis have

Update Date: 2022-12-06 Source: Network

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The symptoms and signs of chronic cholecystitis are not typical. Many patients often have indigestion, do not like to eat greasy food, feel stuffy and uncomfortable in the upper abdomen, often belch, and have a burning feeling in the stomach. The symptoms of chronic cholecystitis are sometimes similar to those of peptic ulcer, or sometimes similar to those of chronic appendicitis. Patients with chronic cholecystitis may feel slight tenderness or percussion pain in the bearing area. If chronic cholecystitis does not lead to hydrops of gallbladder, cystic mass will appear in the gallbladder. Now I'd like to introduce to you the symptoms of chronic cholecystitis

What symptom does chronic cholecystitis have

Chronic cholecystitis is a common gallbladder disease, many patients will be accompanied by gallstones. If chronic cholecystitis is not treated for a long time, the gallbladder wall will gradually thicken, the whole gallbladder will slowly shrink, and even lead to complete closure of the gallbladder cavity.

Chronic cholecystitis without treatment for a long time will make the gallbladder function of patients gradually decline, and even some patients with gallbladder function completely disappeared. If patients with chronic cholecystitis accompanied by gallstones, they will feel abdominal colic after the disease, and the pain lasts for several minutes to several hours.

After colic occurs in patients with chronic cholecystitis and gallstones, the pain can radiate to the right scapula and back of the patient, and also make the patient nausea and vomiting. Chronic cholecystitis patients in eating greasy food after the pain will increase, and many times is mistaken for suffering from stomach disease.

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At present, B-ultrasound is a very valuable way to diagnose chronic cholecystitis. Cholecystography can also be used to check chronic cholecystitis, which can judge whether the brain is contracting, and whether cholecystitis is accompanied by gallstones.