For Gall Stones : There are multiple stones of small size in the Gall bladder along with multiple polyps - A laparoscopic cholecystectomy would be required surgical procedure for you , but if you do not wish to undergo surgery at present please consider visiting your doctor (preferably a laparoscopic surgeon) so that he can keep you informed about your condition and its pros and cons.Also polyps need to be kept under surveillance as size of polyps above 10mm should be removed.

For Hiatal Hernia: Medical management can be tried PPIs and antacids for 8 weeks as prescribed Smaller, frequent meals Avoid lying down after meals For Gallstones: If asymptomatic and incidental finding ,just wait and watch no active treatment needed Dietary Recommendations Foods to Avoid: Citrus fruits and juices Spicy and fried foods Caffeine and carbonated drinks High-fat dairy products Recommended Foods: Low-fat dairy products Whole grains (brown rice, whole wheat bread) Lean proteins Bananas and apples Green vegetables like broccoli and spinach Lifestyle Tips: Eat small portions Stay upright after meals Maintain healthy weight Drink plenty of water Avoid late night meals Hiatal Hernia Management The MUSE (Medigus Ultrasonic Surgical Endostapler) procedure is a minimally invasive endoscopic treatment that can effectively treat hiatal hernia without traditional surgery. This procedure has shown a success rate of about 77% in reducing symptoms.. Gallstone Management Shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL) is a non-surgical option that uses focused sound waves to break gallstones into smaller fragments. However, you qualify for this only if: You have cholesterol gallstones Total stone size is less than 30mm You have no history of acute cholecystitis or pancreatitis You have a functional gallbladder