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Gall bladder stone

2025-10-03 10:34:03
I dont have any kind of pain or problem . I found one 16mm stone in my ultrasound check up today. It was a routine check up. What should i do now
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Treatment based on your age , comorbidity , associated symptoms, liver function parameters
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Answered2025-10-04 04:33:15

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Best is to get it operated. Because there's no medicine to treat it. And if u leave it, chance of complications keep increasing with time. So best option: laparoscopic gall bladder removal surgery.

Answered2025-10-03 15:08:58

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No active surgical intervention required at present If you do develope pain abdomen or dyspeptic symptoms, surgery may be required

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