[System scan complete.]
[Patient name: Shu Xue.]
[Patient gender: Female.]
[Patient age: 22 years.]
[Patient status: Paroxysmal abdominal pain.]
[Patient diagnosis: Abdominal pain caused by cholecystitis due to gallstones. Currently no immediate threat to life, therefore assigned a yellow tag.]
[System reminder: Patients with gallstones need to pay attention to dietary adjustment to reduce the burden on the gallbladder and lower the risk of attacks. Key points include low‑fat diet to reduce greasy food, high‑fiber intake to promote digestion, regular meals to avoid prolonged fasting, controlling cholesterol by eating fewer animal organs and other high‑cholesterol foods, avoiding irritants such as spicy food and alcohol, drinking appropriately to maintain metabolic balance, and advising the patient to go to a large tertiary hospital to formulate a treatment plan.]
This Shu Xue is also a yellow tag.
Zhang Lingchuan was quite curious.
