Surgery is required because of size. Even patient is asymptomatic Consult in surgery

Surgery is the choice of treatment Because if the stones move to CBD - that is common bile duct … it will leads to obstructive jaundice… and leads to furthur complications… so meet a general surgeon and get it removed by laparoscopic surgery

If he’s symptomatic surgery is required

Based on the report, actually no treatment is indicated. Gallstones are seen in more than 25% people over the age of 50. By the way the stones are 2mm and not 20mm(2cm) as you thought they were. All the best. J G S R clinic.

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Stone size is very less its 3mm not cm you can start medication for dissolution and also keep a watch on prostate volume,

You need a surgical removal for stone...if you don't have any symptoms than you can avoid it..but if you have pain in abdomen, vomiting then you need a medication and surgery Consult for better and further management

A 2 cm gall bladder stone usually does not dissolve with medicine. If he has pain, vomiting, fever, or repeated attacks, surgery (laparoscopic removal) is generally advised.

Report seen. No medicine for stone. Till no complaints follow healthy light diet  if it bothers  go for laproscopic surgery. No fried items, least spicy diet

Your father’s ultrasound shows multiple gallstones (cholelithiasis) in the gallbladder, with the largest around 2 cm (mentioned as 2–3 mm in some parts, but the impression and your description confirm a significant stone, likely ~2 cm). He also has grade 1 fatty liver, hepatomegaly (liver mildly enlarged at 16 cm), small umbilical hernia (7 mm with reducible omentum), and grade 1 prostatomegaly (prostate enlarged but no focal lesion). The main issue is the gallbladder stones. At 70 years old with stones this size, the risk of complications (acute cholecystitis, biliary colic, pancreatitis, cholangitis) is high — especially with stones >1.5–2 cm, which often do not pass spontaneously and can block the cystic duct or CBD. Medicine alone cannot dissolve or remove gallstones of this size — there is no reliable oral medicine (ursodeoxycholic acid like Udiliv works only for very small cholesterol stones

Surgeon consultant required

Surgery is needed in this size of stone

Can help you, kindly consult and provide detailed history for proper diagnosis and further management

Need a few more details please consult for further evaluation and treatment

Please consult a gen surgeon physically.

Remove it.

Need some more details kindly consult