The preferred treatment for cholecystitis is conservative treatment with medications, such as oral cephalosporin antibiotics or quinolone antibiotics, and if necessary, intravenous fluids to control the infection, and specific medications need to be consulted with a gastroenterologist. If the cholecystitis is caused by gallbladder stones, and the stones cause recurrent attacks of cholecystitis, after the above conservative treatment effect is relatively poor, then it is possible to consider surgery to remove the gallbladder, the specific need to consult the hepatobiliary surgery doctor, or gastroenterology doctor. For patients with cholecystitis, they need to pay attention to a light diet, avoiding high-fat, high-calorie foods, and if the gallbladder has been removed, they need to pay more attention to avoiding high-fat foods in order to avoid indigestion.