Hello doctor! I am 24 years old this year and once I had abdominal pain with symptoms like appendicitis, but I went back to check out gallbladder polyps and it has been 7 years and 6 months.

Hi doctor! The child is 28 years old this year, in 2015 was found to have polyps of the gallbladder 4mm, in 2016 it was 3mm again. At that time, I often had bloating and indigestion.

Hello doctor! I went for an ultrasound and found that my gallbladder had multiple polyps, the largest polyp was 6mm. According to the doctor, can polyps in the gallbladder be treated or need surgery? Looking forward to your advice, thank you doctor!

Gallbladder polyps are fleshy cysts that grow in the gallbladder. Fortunately, 95% of polyps are benign. However, there is still about a 5% risk of developing gallbladder cancer. So when does gallbladder polyp need surgery, please refer to the article below!

Gallbladder polyps are the predominant disease in adults, with a higher prevalence in women than in men. Most cases of gallbladder polyps have no specific symptoms, so many patients are worried whether gallbladder polyps will go away on their own and when should surgery be needed?

Gallbladder polyp is a tumor-like or pseudotumor lesion that develops on the surface of the gallbladder mucosa, is an organizational form that originates from the gallbladder wall and protrudes into the gallbladder lumen. In addition to gallstones, cholecystitis, and gallbladder motility disorders, multiple gallbladder polyps is one of the common diseases.