Patient's question:
, 50 years old.Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose:
Three years ago, gallstone medication treatment has not recurred to this day. Last week, pain started again. Examination revealed an enlarged gallbladder and benign prostatic hyperplasia.
Duration and persistence of the current illness:
One week, pain in the gallbladder area with persistent fever.
Current general condition:
Fever, daily intravenous infusion of 200 ML of levofloxacin, plus oral administration of Urological Health.
Medical history:
Three years ago, gallstone medication treatment. First supplementary information: After 5 days,
Doctor's answer:
It's related to your gallbladder. I suggest you use amino acid drip combined with levofloxacin to bring down the fever. The gallbladder is located below the liver. A normal gallbladder is about 8 to 12 cm long, 3 to 5 cm wide, and has a capacity of approximately 30 to 60 ml. The reasons for its enlargement are related to consuming greasy or highly stimulating foods, as well as irregular lifestyles and poor mental state, which are closely connected. If not restrained, it can lead to cholecystitis, even gallstones or even gallbladder rupture. Therefore, it must be taken seriously.