Understanding Antibiotics for Acute Cholecystitis: Treatment Options and Procedures
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Antibiotics are the primary treatment for acute cholecystitis, a condition marked by gallbladder inflammation often due to gallstones. These medications work against biliary tract infections, with common choices including penicillins, cephalosporins, and quinolones. Treatment usually involves IV administration in hospitals. Post-antibiotic therapy typically leads to cholecystectomy to prevent future episodes.
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