GB polyp of size 5.5 mm- If no symptoms such as pain upper abdomen, dyspepsia, intolerance to fatty foods, no weight loss it can be observed with annual USG abdomen to check if there is increase in size- If so then needs surgery If currently symptomatic and you have family history of Gall bladder cancer then it needs surgical removal via a Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy

Hi Mr Numan, don't worry,  what symptoms do you have, why you did this USG. Renal cortical cyst is benign condition where immediately we don't have to do anything. Gall bladder polyp of size 5.5 mm if you have symptoms we may have to do blood test and CT scan of abdomen but in general polyp less than 1 cm is nothing to worry about. You need to monitor size of polyp every 3 months and may need gall bladder removal if symptoms are there or its size reached to 1 cm.

After carefully reviewing your ultrasound report, I would reassure you that there is no immediate cause for alarm. The scan is largely reassuring, and the two findings highlighted—the 5.5 mm gallbladder polyp and the 11.4 mm left renal cortical cyst—are common incidental findings that are usually benign.