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Does gallstones get removed via medicine if it does not create any pain and its is  size 4-6 mm in multiple .kindly suggest if there is any solution without cholecystectomy
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Only treatment for Gallstone disease is Cholecystectomy (commonly done laparoscopically) But only symptomatic gallstone disease needs surgery. However there are few Indications of surgery even in asymptomatic gallstone disease . Few relevant among them are 1. Stone size more than 2.5cm 2. Family history of Gallbladder carcinoma 3. Associated GB polyps 4. Stone impacted in neck of GB However considering your young age, the risk of becoming symptomatic is higher.
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Consult a surgeon. This size stone can migrate into Common bile duct and create further complications
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Only surgery is the option
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