Gb polyp??

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Gb polyp??

Asked for Male, 25 Years

I have a gb polyp diagnosed with 2.9mm. So is there anything i should avoid? Or it doesn't matter with what i eat? Please guide. I have been asked to monitor it every 6 months by gastro surgeon. Please tell me what can i do to reduce it or maybe what can i do to stop it from growing. I workout daily. Liver function is normal, cbc is normal and sugar profile is also normal.

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As long as the liver functions are normal, there’s nothing to worry about. Go for a sonography every six months and do an LFT.

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