Chronic cholecystitis is a chronic lesion of the gallbladder and is associated with gallbladder stones in the majority of patients, with very few being caused by bacteria or parasites. The clinical manifestations of chronic cholecystitis are often atypical and inconspicuous. Usually, patients may often have indigestion symptoms such as vague pain in the right upper abdomen, bloating, belching, nausea and aversion to greasy food, while some patients feel vague pain under the right scapula, right quarter rib or right waist, which is more obvious after standing, exercise and cold bath. Ultrasound examination reveals a striking or enlarged gallbladder with dysfunctional emptying. The diagnosis is confirmed when oral cholecystography agent reveals the presence of stones. Most of them are asymptomatic for a long time, but some patients have pain in the right upper abdomen or middle and upper abdomen, and some have symptoms such as difficulty in the back of the right shoulder or pain in the right shoulder at night or after dinner. In case of gallstone impaction, unbearable biliary colic in the right upper abdomen may occur, often lasting 15-60 minutes, along with nausea, vomiting, fullness, heartburn, hiccups, regurgitation and other symptoms. Some also show indigestion and difficulty tolerating fatty diets. The diagnosis is mostly clear through ultrasound examination, which shows stones and deposits in the gallbladder, thickening or atrophy of the gallbladder wall, and in patients with gallbladder effusion, which shows an enlarged gallbladder. Because ultrasound abdominal examination has certain limitations, cholangiography with X-ray is sometimes required to further confirm the diagnosis. If there is nausea and right upper abdominal colic that dissipates to the shoulder, it may be gallstone impaction and should be promptly checked and treated in hospital. Self-treatment of chronic cholecystitis is based on taking choleretic drugs and relieving pain, but if there is fever, it indicates an obvious infection and should be promptly seen by a hospital. If jaundice (yellow or golden color of the eye sclera and skin at the base of the back of the eye) and itching of the skin appear, it indicates an obstruction of the biliary tract and should be promptly seen by a hospital. Warm tips: 1, bile is the main substance to help fat digestion and absorption, cholecystitis patients have poor bile secretion, so fat absorption difficulties, patients should be high protein, high vitamin vegetarian diet, try to avoid high-fat diet; 2, life should be regular, keep a relaxed mood, avoid overwork, do not overeat, eat less greasy food, eliminate the cause of morbidity, more regular activities, conditioning meridians and qi and blood to facilitate the unblocking of the biliary tract and reduce acute attacks.