Hello doctor, I have 5mm gallbladder polyp, should I have surgery? Thank you doctor!

I am 19 years old this year, suffering from many gastrointestinal diseases such as: Irritable bowel syndrome and internal hemorrhoids grade 1. I went to an ultrasound and the result was 4mm gallbladder polyp. Since then, I have rarely had an ultrasound to check. The doctor asked me if I have a 4mm gallbladder polyp that affects my digestion? I thank you doctor.

I went for an ultrasound examination and it was found that the wall thickened in the gallbladder body was 5mm, there were several thick echoes on the wall with the comet tail artifact behind, the narrow lumen was localized in the gallbladder body, no polyps. So the doctor let me ask the ultrasound results of gallbladder wall thickening, what is the sign of disease? Thank you doctor.

I went to the doctor and it was concluded that I have quite large gallstones about 4 tablets, the largest size is from 1.2 to 1.8 cm. Please ask the doctor if many large gallstones are dangerous? Thanks for the advice doctor.

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