If the gallbladder stone is complicated by chronic cholecystitis, the patient may show persistent pain in the right upper abdomen, and some patients may also have swelling and pain in the right shoulder and back. If the symptoms are not particularly serious, you can take oral anti-inflammatory and biliary tablets or antibiotics for treatment. You should eat a light diet, avoid the intake of fatty foods, do not smoke and drink alcohol, and avoid getting cold and straining to prevent further aggravation of cholecystitis. If gallbladder stones repeatedly lead to the onset of cholecystitis, it is recommended that active surgical treatment is required.