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[|Human|] Hi, Recently in my ultrasound report i found that i have 1.6 cm calculus in my gall bladder. My age is 28 Years.I am suffering from severe pains usually in night 3 am to 4 am which stops only after injection like rabeasparazole.Right now i have query if gall bladder will be removed then is there new problem would be or it will not be any harm in future.
[|AI|]  Hi.noted history of gallstones. In your case, it is symptomatic already, and the definitive management is cholecystectomy (surgical removal of the gallbladder along with stones). It can be done laparoscopically (gold standard) or through open technique. Like any other surgery/procedure, risks and possible complications (like infection, bleeding, etc.) are always possible. Hence, the complete pre-operative clinical evaluation and clearance (if needed), to avoid occurrence of such things. It is best if you consult with a doctor, preferably a general surgeon, for physical examination and clinical evaluation. Diagnostics and management will be advised accordingly. Low fat, low salt diet is also recommended. Hope this helps. Good day!! ~ Chat Doctor.