Cholangitis

Cholangitis is inflammation of the bile ducts. Usually occurs when the ducts are blocked, especially by stones, or after surgery on the bile ducts. Characteristic symptoms of cholangitis are intermittent fever, usually accompanied by severe chills, and intermittent jaundice (this combination is called Charcot's triad). At the initial stage of the disease, treatment with antibiotics is indicated, but for complete recovery, surgical removal of the obstruction from the blocked duct is necessary. A possible complication of cholangitis is liver abscess; periodic exacerbations of this disease can lead to the development of secondary biliary cirrhosis. Sclerosing cholangitis is a characteristic but rare complication of ulcerative colitis; in this case, normal function is disrupted and all bile ducts become narrowed.

Cholangid is a serious disease that develops as a result of inflammation of the bile ducts. Usually accompanied by inflammation of tissue in the liver. The inflammatory process that occurs in the gallbladder and ducts often leads to damage to the liver tissue. Because of this, a toxic substance – bile – accumulates in the body. You need to know the symptoms and methods of treating this pathology in order to recognize it and fight it in a timely manner. **Description of the disease**

Cholangitis occurs for various reasons, for example, due to infections, allergic reactions, problems in blood circulation, heredity, metabolic disorders, etc. However, the pathogenesis of cholangiolitis differs between different types.

In some cases, the diagnosis of cholangitis is difficult, since the inflammatory processes resemble other pathologies. Therefore, it is important to determine the overall picture

Cholangiotoma is an inflammatory process that spreads to the biliary tract. It is affected by problems with the liver or gallbladder. The pathology negatively affects digestion and disrupts the normal functioning of the body. Pain in the right hypochondrium indicates a problem. If left untreated, the patient risks death. Pathology can be quickly detected and cured by choosing the right direction of treatment.