The common symptoms of cholecystitis are pain in the right upper abdomen (which may radiate to the right shoulder and subscapularis, caused by inflammation stimulating the right phrenic nerve endings and peripheral nerves of the abdominal wall), nausea, vomiting, chills, chills, jaundice, and often acute attacks due to sudden obstruction or impaction of stones in the gallbladder. Chronic cholecystitis is mostly persistent right upper abdominal pain, nausea, acid reflux, abdominal burning sensation, etc. The symptoms are aggravated after eating, and there may be no symptoms during the remission period. The actual fact is that you can find a lot of people who are not able to get a good deal on a lot of things. 3, control the oil used in frying, less oil-absorbing dishes: such as ground three fresh, fried bean skin, etc., more cooking methods such as boiling, brining, steaming, blanching, braising, stewing, stewing, etc., moderate addition of mild condiments; 4, warm food is the main, less spicy, frozen food: warm food can make the bile duct mouth and the muscles of the bile duct wall relaxed, facilitating the discharge of bile; 5, dietary hygiene, hand washing before and after meals: prevention of biliary parasitic invasion, such as roundworms; eat fresh hygienic vegetables and fruits, rotten and spoiled food of all kinds is best thrown away; 6, appropriate restriction of high-protein diet: the highest intensity of bile secretion is stimulated by protein, not fat, in the premise of ensuring the basic protein needs, limiting the intake of meat food can reduce bile secretion; 7, the acute attack period, need to fast: the use of parenteral nutrition, so that the gallbladder rest; 8 During the remission period, low-fat and low-cholesterol foods can be consumed: such as lotus root powder, rice soup, juice, and after improvement, low-fat soft rice or normal rice can be consumed; 9. Quit smoking and alcohol: studies show that both smoking and alcohol have long-lasting side effects on the gastrointestinal tract, and that smoking and alcohol can reduce immunity and induce a variety of inflammatory reactions; 10. Eat less and more meals: the gallbladder can be repeatedly stimulated to contract and promote bile discharge for drainage purposes. 11, relax, adjust the type of diet and meals in time with the changes of the disease. The key to staying away from cholecystitis is prevention, regular daily diet and lifestyle habits. In case of recurrent acute attacks of cholecystitis, ineffective conservative treatment or even deterioration, gallbladder perforation or diffuse peritonitis, and no other contraindications to surgery (such as cardiopulmonary function), surgical removal of the gallbladder can be considered and the prognosis is mostly better. Once diagnosed, seek the advice of a professional doctor.