胆囊炎,找准病因对症治疗最关键（Cholecystitis, identify the cause of disease, symptomatic treatment is the most critical）.docVIP

胆囊炎,找准病因对症治疗最关键（Cholecystitis, identify the cause of disease, symptomatic treatment is the most critical） Cholecystitis is a cholecystitis caused by chemical stimulation or bacterial infection. It is a common disease of gallbladder. In surgery, the incidence rate after appendicitis, cholecystitis is generally more in the 34~56 year old middle-aged person, and the incidence of women is more than men, especially obese and many pregnant women. Cholecystitis has acute and slow points, respectively, acute cholecystitis and chronic cholecystitis. There are many causes of cholecystitis, the following experts please for us to explain about the armed police hospital caused by cholecystitis happen to have? Causes of cholecystitis: 1, in the calculus of cystic duct obstruction, caused by incarcerated gallbladder cholestasis, bile salt concentration in the gallbladder mucosa damage caused by inflammation. 2, bacterial infection, common pathogenic bacteria are Escherichia coli, bacillus coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and so on, mostly from the bile duct retrograde. 3 、 chemical stimulation, high concentration bile salts stimulate gallbladder mucosa and cause acute inflammation. In recent years, with the Chinese peoples eating habits change and aging, city people had higher incidence of gallstones, the acute cholecystitis with city residents for adults, the high incidence of the elderly, the higher incidence of obesity in women with high incidence, according to statistics, female: male ratio was 2:1. The acute symptoms of this disease can be changed into chronic cholecystitis. Symptoms of cholecystitis 1, acute cholecystitis, many patients in the greasy dinner after the onset of the night, due to high fat diet can make the gallbladder strengthen contraction, and supine, easy to small gallstone slide and incarcerated cystic duct. The main manifestations are persistent pain on the right upper quadrant, paroxysmal aggravation, radiation to the right shoulder, often accompanied by feve