What is Cholecystitis?
Cholecystitis occurs when your gallbladder becomes inflamed. Gallbladder inflammation can be caused by Gallstones, Tumors, and Bile duct blockage. The following tests and techniques are used to identify cholecystitis: Blood tests, Imaging tests, and Hospitalization. Most cholecystitis patients eventually need surgery to remove the gallbladder because the ailment regularly recurs (cholecystectomy). The timing of the surgery will depend on how severe the symptoms are and how much of a danger you are for difficulties both before and after the procedure. If your surgical risk is modest, the patient can undergo the procedure within 48 hours or even while still in the hospital. Signs and symptoms of cholecystitis: Severe abdominal discomfort in the upper right The right shoulder or back hurts all throughout When touched, the abdomen feels tender. Nausea Vomiting/Fever Prevention: By adopting the following precautions to avoid gallstones , one can lower the risk of developing cholecysti