The patient with cholecystitis does not necessarily need to be hospitalized, the details are as follows: 1, do not need to be hospitalized: for the relatively mild symptoms of cholecystitis, may be oral anti-inflammatory and biliary tablets and other drugs symptomatic treatment after the symptoms can be significantly relieved. Of course, some patients with cholecystitis have poor drug effects and can be treated in outpatient clinics through antibiotic intravenous infusions and application of antispasmodic drugs.2. Hospitalization is required: Some patients with cholecystitis have biliary colic due to very severe abdominal pain symptoms, especially if the stones are located in the neck of the gallbladder or at the gallbladder duct. Severe peritonitis, infectious shock and life-threatening, so this type of cholecystitis requires inpatient surgical treatment. Although the symptoms of cholecystitis are mild, the presence of gallbladder stones is also a symptom of recurrent cholecystitis. In this case, medication can only relieve the symptoms and treat the symptoms but not the root cause, and eventually inpatient surgery is required to achieve complete clinical cure. Patients with recurrent attacks of this type of stone gallbladder infection should also be hospitalized for surgical treatment.