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Polyps in gb

2018-04-14 07:00:18
I have 3 polyps in gb and largest one is 7 mm Is there any surgery required Or follow up is ok for me?
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Answered2018-04-15 01:42:03

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[ ] Hi Gall bladder polyp is common as in other part of body such is generally benign condition. Gall bladder polyp requires removal of gall bladder when the size of a single polyp is more than 1 cm because chances of developing cancer of gall bladder is 2 percent higher than in general population. Feel free to ask any further quary related to it. Keep well.

Answered2018-04-24 14:33:09

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