Treatment of cholecystitis: conservative treatment in internal medicine, including anti-inflammatory and cholagogic drugs, and improving living and eating habits. For acute cholecystitis, if accompanied by large stones or suppurative necrotizing cholecystitis, further surgical treatment can be considered if necessary. Cholecystitis can be treated by drugs or surgery. Cholecystitis is usually divided into acute cholecystitis and chronic cholecystitis. Acute cholecystitis is more serious, accompanied by fever, severe biliary colic and even abnormal liver function, shock and other symptoms. Obviously, it depends on seeing a doctor or even hospitalization or surgery. Acute suppurative cholangitis can also be treated with gallbladder drainage in time, which requires the doctor's judgment. If the symptoms of chronic cholecystitis are mild, it is usually beneficial to manage lifestyle, such as living rules, avoiding overeating and eating too greasy food as little as possible. Cholecystitis can be treated with drugs. Cholecystitis generally speaking, we take medicine or have surgery, which may sound popular. These are the two methods. Cholecystitis and appendicitis belong to the same category and belong to surgical diseases. Surgery is usually the only way to cure them completely. Therefore, many patients are afraid of surgery and unwilling to have surgery, so they are taking this medicine for treatment or diet control in the early stage, which can effectively improve some clinical symptoms. However, for progressive cases with more stones or other complications, such as cholecystitis, cholangitis and other serious complications, surgery may be the only best means.