A specific drug to treat cholecystitis

In the human body, there are not only gallstones, but also gallbladder and bile. Cholecystitis is a very common disease, and its incidence gradually increases with age. Once suffering from cholecystitis, it is often painful, accompanied by fever, chills and other symptoms from time to time, and even endanger our lives. Next, let's get to know together, what are the specific drugs for the treatment of cholecystitis?

Generally speaking, there is no specific drug for the treatment of cholecystitis, and the key to the treatment of cholecystitis is a combination of drugs.For example:

1. The prescription for acute cholecystitis can be combined with hyoscyamine, 33% magnesium sulfate and ampicillin, and the basic scheme is: analgesic + choleretic + antibacterial. At the same time, comprehensive treatment measures such as fasting, gastrointestinal decompression, intravenous nutrition, and maintenance of water and electrolyte balance should be combined.

2. The prescription for chronic cholecystitis can be composed of 33% magnesium sulfate and choleretic tablets, and its basic scheme is: choleretic drugs + analgesics (as appropriate). Among them, magnesium sulfate has both choleretic and analgesic effects, and is the preferred drug.

However, patients with chronic cholecystitis and gallstones are usually treated with surgery. Acute episodes of chronic cholecystitis are treated as acute cholecystitis.

Of course, in addition to the drugs listed above, each doctor may use different drugs for different patients according to the guidelines for cholecystitis medication.

For acute and chronic cholecystitis, the current surgical methods that can be used are gallstone removal or gallbladder resection, and if the gallbladder is found to be functional during preoperative examination, the gallbladder should be preserved.

In addition, in addition to medication and surgical treatment, the diet of cholecystitis patients should be light and easy to digest, and avoid foods with strong irritation and crude fiber such as peppers, onions, and radishes; Avoid small meals and large amounts, eat small meals frequently, and drink more soup to facilitate the secretion and discharge of gallbladder sweat; Avoid gas-producing and odorous fruits, vegetables and legumes to avoid aggravating bloating.

In short, there is no specific drug for the treatment of cholecystitis, and patients should choose the treatment according to their condition. At the same time, since cholecystitis is mostly caused by an unhealthy diet, it is necessary to eat a reasonable diet so as not to aggravate the condition.