I have multiple gb polyps with largest being 5 -6 mm stable since 8 years. Largest was 4 mm 8 year ago. No symptoms. Does it has any maglinancy risk?? And when can i stop folloups? I am 38 male.
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If any history of Gall bladder cancers in family or biliary cancers then you need to undergo surgery.
If not then annual ultrasound abdomen to keep a watch on the size of polyp is necessary. Any increase by 2mm in one year is again an indication for surgery.
A polyp 1cm or more is an indication for surgery.
A polyp with stone is an indication for surgery
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The guidelines say that up till the polyps are smaller than 1 cm, they can be observed: beyond that, surgery for removal of gall bladder is advised: that can be done laparoscopic or robotically
Regular sonography monitoring till then in advisable
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