Patient's question:
My best friend told me a few days ago that she always had stomach pain, but I didn't pay much attention at the time. This morning, when I asked, I found out that she was actually in the hospital, having already undergone surgery for acute cholecystitis. She also has second-degree neuron liver failure. I need to visit her today. Hello, what should one do after undergoing surgery for acute cholecystitis with second-degree neuron liver failure?Doctor's answer:
Cholecystitis is a disease that occurs again due to a type of infection or other physical and chemical factors in the gallbladder. Currently, cholecystitis can be completely cured after surgery, but liver failure of the second-order neurons requires active treatment. Initially, some liver-protecting drugs can be given, and liver function should be maintained with as much rest as possible. As long as it is adjusted properly, it will never be triggered again. Of course, a health check-up should be conducted every year, after all, the liver has been damaged.