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Gallbladder Polyp or Stone

2024-02-19 11:42:32
My scan done in March 2023 reveals 6.1 mm hyperechoic foci, likely polyp. Feb 2024 scan report states 8.4 mm echogenic foci along the wall in gallbladder without posterior shadowing. Since the features are undistinguishable whether it is polyp or Stone, they adviced me to repeat the scan after 2 days with fat free diet and overnight fasting. Can someone advice me whether I should repeat the scan what it could be polyp or Stone?
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Repeat USG.. and post the scan

Answered2024-02-20 16:30:49

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repeat the scan and show the report

Answered2024-02-19 12:07:12

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Hello, Kindly do ct done and review with reports
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Plenty of oral fluids Green leafy vegetables Avoid fat, oil and spicy foods

Answered2024-02-20 11:34:03

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