Gallbladder polyp 4.8 mm, high bilrubin

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Asked for Male, 33 Years

Hello doc, I have undergone various liver and gallbladder tests recently. My liver fibros scan is completely fine. Gallbladder have shown polyp of 4.8 mm in ultrasound. I have 1.3 bilrubin level since 1 year. Can it be cured with medicine?

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Laparoscopic Surgeon · Accepted Answer

Laparoscopic Surgeon

Gall bladder polyp cannot be treated by medicine. Further poly of size more than 5 mm can turn into cancer in 5% patients.

Next Steps

regular ultrasound every 6 months. if size increases go for surgery

Health Tips

close follow up by ultrasound. If cannot be followed by specialist doctor, than go for early surgery

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