Your scan report shows 8 to 10 gallstones, the largest at 1.9 cm, with no sign of active inflammation and a normal bile duct right now. Whether surgery is needed usually depends on whether these stones are causing symptoms like pain after meals, bloating, or digestion trouble. Silent stones with no symptoms are sometimes just monitored, while symptomatic ones are usually removed to prevent future blockage or inflammation.
Next Steps
A general surgeon can assess your symptoms and this report together to advise if removal makes sense now or if watching is reasonable for you.
Health Tips
If you ever get sudden severe pain in your upper right abdomen, fever, or yellowing of your eyes, go to a hospital the same day.