Cholecystitis back pain

Cholecystitis usually causes pain in the right shoulder of the back, explained in detail as follows:

When cholecystitis occurs, inflammation will stimulate the right phrenic nerve endings, which are distributed in the shoulder skin. When the phrenic nerve endings are stimulated, it will affect the sensory nerve fibers distributed in the skin of the right shoulder, causing the illusion of the cerebral cortex and producing the feeling of pain in the right shoulder of the back.

Cholecystitis patients can take ibuprofen sustained release tablets, aspirin tablets, ampicillin capsules, metronidazole tablets and other drugs to relieve pain. During treatment, patients can eat more vitamin-rich foods, such as carrots, apples, tomatoes, etc.