U can wait as it is asymptomatic.

You have a Gall stone without any symptom, but it may cause other problems later. And there is no evidence of medical treatment of Gall stones. So it’s better to get operated (not so urgent), to prevent other complications.

Gall bladder stone are not treated usually by medications so surgery is required in this case

Dear Madam, Your ultrasound shows a gallstone measuring approximately 13.3 mm. At present, since you do not have any symptoms, there is no immediate urgency for surgery. It is important to understand that once a gallstone has formed, there is no proven or reliable medical (non-surgical) treatment available to dissolve it. Therefore, surgical removal of the gallbladder (cholecystectomy) remains the only definitive treatment. That said, in patients like you who are completely asymptomatic, it is reasonable to defer surgery and adopt a watchful waiting approach, provided you are well-informed about the possible future risks. If symptoms develop, they can vary in severity, such as: Mild symptoms: upper abdominal pain, especially after meals, nausea, or vomiting (suggestive of cholecystitis) More serious complications: such as acute pancreatitis, which can be severe Smaller stones are more likely to migrate and cause blockage, leading to complications like pancreatitis. In your case, the stone is relatively larger, and such stones are less likely to pass into the bile duct, unless the cystic duct is unusually wide. Whenever you decide to proceed, laparoscopic cholecystectomy is the standard treatment. It is a safe, commonly performed, minimally invasive procedure with a quick recovery time and excellent outcomes.

Bcuz it’s large stone so it will impacted in GB neck sometimes and will develop symptoms and complications so your doctor advise surgery for that kindly go for elective surgery for this

Even though you are asymptomatic, since stone size is more than 1cm it is an indication for undergoing chlocystectomy (Laparoscopic/open) to prevent further complications. Surgery is the only treatment for Gallstones.

The best time to get operated for Gall stones is when you don't have any symptoms. Medicine was not prescribed as this disease does not have medical treatment but only surgical treatment. Removal of gall bladder (cholecystectomy) is the gold standard for gall stone disease. Laparoscopic cholecystectomy (laparoscopic gall bladder removal) is the gold standard method of treatment.

Good morning Sir, As of now as there are no symptoms … these stones are silent stones , its better to undergo surgery before symptoms arises … The symptoms suggests cholecystitis( inflammation ) , to undergo surgery then , have higher complication rates and difficult surgery ..