Cholecystitis, gallstones and liver function index high relationship

Cholecystitis, gallstones and high liver function indicators may be related.

Cholecystitis is usually caused by gallstones. When stones block the gallbladder or gallbladder duct, it may lead to cholestasis and inflammatory reactions. After the onset of the disease, it may hinder the excretion of bile, thus affecting liver function. This situation is usually reflected by elevated liver function indicators. For example, when cholestasis causes biliary obstruction, it may cause excessive release of alkaline phosphatase in the liver, causing elevated alkaline phosphatase. And cholestasis also affects bilirubin excretion, resulting in elevated total bilirubin levels, so cholecystitis, gallstones and liver function indicators may be related to high.