In general, cholecystitis is more difficult to heal on its own, specific to a comprehensive assessment and analysis, cholecystitis can be divided into three kinds, chronic cholecystitis, acute attacks of chronic cholecystitis and acute cholecystitis: 1, chronic cholecystitis: if for more serious chronic cholecystitis, especially the gallbladder wall is significantly thickened, often because of repeated stimulation of inflammation led to the formation of the gallbladder wall scar, it is difficult to remove, unless through surgery to It is difficult to remove unless surgery is performed to achieve a cure. Even chronic cholecystitis will recur, affecting the patient’s normal work and quality of life, and each attack aggravates the severity of cholecystitis, so it is difficult to heal itself, especially if there are causes that cannot be removed, such as gallbladder stones, it is even more difficult to heal itself. The only cause can be completely removed from the gallbladder, inflammation is not serious, and there is no obvious thickening of the gallbladder wall, through active diet control, exercise may be self-healing; 2, chronic cholecystitis acute attacks: for chronic cholecystitis acute attacks, actively give anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic, symptomatic treatment, can effectively control symptoms, but acute attacks of cholecystitis will also aggravate the severity of chronic cholecystitis The most important thing is that it is very difficult to heal on its own unless it is surgically removed; 3. Acute cholecystitis: If there is no associated cause of acute cholecystitis, or if the cause can be effectively removed, most patients can get a better prognosis and even be cured. For acute cholecystitis, active treatment is required and cannot be expected to heal on its own. Effectively addressing the causes of acute cholecystitis is one of the most critical reasons for determining whether acute cholecystitis can be cured. In the case of an acute attack of cholecystitis, active anti-inflammatory, antispasmodic and symptomatic treatment is required, and the wall of the gallbladder returns to normal when the inflammation subsides, but it is important to prevent some aggravation of acute cholecystitis from leading to severe purulent gallbladder infection, which may be life-threatening, or acute cholecystitis gradually turns into chronic cholecystitis, which is often difficult to cure.