What are the symptoms of cholecystitis in men?

There are many diseases that often occur in men, and cholecystitis is actually one of them. There are many ways to treat cholecystitis, which needs to be determined according to the patient's condition. So once it occurs, don't be nervous. You need to check carefully and then use medication for treatment. Or surgical treatment methods can eliminate inflammation. Men should pay attention to physical changes and try to ensure a healthy diet. What are the symptoms of cholecystitis in men?

Many male patients develop symptoms in the middle of the night after eating a greasy dinner, because a high-fat diet can strengthen the contraction of the gallbladder, and lying flat can easily cause small gallstones to slide into and entrap the gallbladder duct. The main symptoms are persistent pain in the right upper abdomen, which worsens with paroxysms and can radiate to the right shoulder and back; often accompanied by fever, nausea and vomiting, but chills are rare, and jaundice is mild. Abdominal examination reveals that the right upper abdomen is full, the abdominal muscles in the gallbladder area are tense, and there is obvious tenderness and rebound pain.

Early symptoms of cholecystitis include:

(1) When cholecystitis attacks, most patients experience pain in the right upper abdomen or middle upper abdomen, which may radiate to the right lower scapular area and is often persistent bloating. A few patients only experience bloating or discomfort in the right upper abdomen. If accompanied by obstruction, there may be paroxysmal colic. The Gallbladder$Clear$Strong$Magnetic$Patch can fully regulate, relax the gallbladder and gallbladder smooth muscle expansion and relaxation, eliminate spasms, effectively treat stone removal, and eliminate pain.

(2) The patient may experience symptoms such as nausea and vomiting, and in severe cases may vomit bile.

(3) Acute cholecystitis may present with symptoms such as fever and chills, and jaundice may occur in severe cases. Fever and jaundice are rare in chronic cholecystitis.

(4) Abdominal examination may reveal mild distension of the right upper abdomen, limited abdominal breathing, tenderness and rebound tenderness in the right rib cage, tense abdominal muscles, positive Mulph's sign, and a cystic mass that can be palpated in the right upper abdomen when the scrotum is enlarged.

(5) If there is abdominal tenderness and tight abdominal muscles, gallbladder perforation or concurrent acute peritonitis should be considered.

Some of the early symptoms of cholecystitis are these, and gastrointestinal diseases also have manifestations. If the patient has this situation for several consecutive days, then he should go to the relevant hospital for a physical examination. The earlier the disease is treated, the sooner it will recover, so as not to cause more trouble. Once the diagnosis is confirmed, it must be treated in time.

Dietary precautions for patients with cholecystitis

1. Eat a good breakfast

Long-term skipping of breakfast is an important cause of gallbladder disease. Skipping breakfast leads to long fasting time, and when fasting, bile secretion decreases, and the content of bile acid in bile decreases accordingly, and the cholesterol in the bile will be in a saturated state, causing cholesterol to precipitate in the gallbladder and form crystals, making cholesterol stones larger and larger.

2. Eat small meals frequently but not too full

Patients with cholecystitis and cholelithiasis should not eat too much. Especially, they should not eat too much, because eating too much and eating too much will promote the secretion of a large amount of bile: the gallbladder will contract strongly, which can induce inflammation and colic. The best way is to eat once every 2-3 hours, and the amount should not be too much. The key is to eat small amounts and multiple times to promote bile secretion. In particular, dinner should be 70% full. That is, you still have an appetite when you leave the table.

3. Eat light and easy-to-digest food

Excessive consumption of refined carbohydrates will increase the saturation of cholesterol in bile, causing cholesterol to precipitate and form stones. Also, consuming a large amount of lipid foods will change the composition of bile, increase the content of cholesterol and bile pigment, and easily cause fat metabolism disorder, bile concentration, and reduced gallbladder contraction function, making it easier to form stones. Therefore, a light diet is recommended.

4. Spicy food is harmful

Stimulating foods and strong condiments such as chili, pepper, curry, mustard, etc. can promote the contraction of the gallbladder, making it impossible for the gallbladder sphincter to relax in time, resulting in poor bile outflow, thereby inducing an acute attack of cholecystitis. Therefore, you should eat less spicy foods on a daily basis.