Can cholecystitis cause yellowing of urine?
Yellow urine caused by biliary system diseases, the vast majority of patients have abnormal liver function, obvious jaundice, mainly biliary obstruction, the main reason is poor bile discharge, imaging examination can find different degrees of dilation of bile ducts.
First of all, yellow urine is not necessarily a pathological condition. Sometimes, when the human body consumes less water and the urine is more concentrated, the appearance of urine is also yellowish. Yellow urine caused by the disease is generally seen in hepatitis, diseases of the biliary system and hemolysis.
A complete recipe for cholecystitis
The main recipes are shiitake mushroom consommé, mushroom soup, crucian carp tofu soup, vegetarian stir-fried broccoli, potato brisket, stir-fried lean pork with bean sprouts, organic cauliflower, fried mushrooms with asparagus, garlic okra, mushroom and chicken porridge, shrimp skin cucumber, steamed prawns, three fresh cabbage rolls, shrimp tofu, sauerkraut fish, fried cucumber with bean curd and fungus, white jade tofu soup, home-style tofu, etc. The diet of patients with cholecystitis should be based on a light and easy-to-digest diet, avoid high-cholesterol foods, and choose high-protein, high-vitamin foods for cooking. Of course, you can also choose a diet therapy plan, such as kumquat hawthorn porridge, perilla chrysanthemum porridge, honeysuckle stewed lean meat, etc. However, it should be noted that if the pain of cholecystitis is very severe, it should be fasted so as not to exacerbate the pain symptoms by stimulating strong contractions of the gallbladder with foods such as high protein.
Postoperative complications of cholecystitis
Complications of cholecystitis surgery are as follows.
1. Postoperative or intraoperative intra-abdominal bleeding may lead to intraoperative bleeding, including the following: gallbladder artery hemorrhage, which may be caused by damage to the gallbladder artery during the operation, or the suture line falling off after the artery is severed. Pericholedochal venous bleeding, some patients have large portal pressure, and there are often dilated veins around the common bile duct, which can cause venous injury and bleeding when the cystic duct is separated.
2. Biliary fistula, the common cause is injury, accessory hepatic duct or common hepatic duct and common bile duct, can also be caused by the detachment of the ligature of the stump of the cystic duct, once the diagnosis is clear, when the non-surgical treatment is ineffective, it should be opened as soon as possible and properly treated.
3. Jaundice, jaundice after cholecystectomy may be caused by secondary stones in the common bile duct or small stones into the common bile duct due to surgical operations, resulting in postoperative obstruction, cholestasis and bile duct damage. After cholecystectomy, once jaundice appears, the cause should be carefully investigated and treated accordingly.
4. Gastrointestinal injury.
5. Lung infection, mainly related to surgical trauma and general anesthesia.