3.5Mm Polyp In Gall Bladder - I Have Gone Through Ultrasound And

3.5mm Polyp in gall bladder

Asked for Male, 28 Years

I have gone through ultrasound and in ultrasound 3.5 mm ployp is there so what is the treatment of it and how can be it cured and what is the risk from it.

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Dr. Kartik Kaistha

Laparoscopic Surgeon 13 yrs exp Delhi

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Repeat yearly usg no treatment required at present.

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