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Gall bladder suboptimally distended

2019-03-13 06:13:44
My ultrasound scan report says my Gall bladder is suboptimally distended. Is there anything I should worry about?
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No this is normal finding

Answered2019-03-13 06:20:30

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This is a normal finding. Nothing is to be done. There will be image attached with the report. That can be checked for confirming exactly what is being described here.

Answered2019-03-30 10:14:54

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Not at present.

Answered2019-03-13 06:20:26

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