Does it matter if you have a polyp on your gallbladder?

It is basically not important to have a polyp on the gallbladder, unless the gallbladder polyp gradually grows over time, and the gallbladder polyp grows to a relatively large size, and there is a possibility of malignant transformation, in this case, it is not important. Patients should not have too much mental burden, small gallbladder polyps will not affect health, and basically will not appear symptoms, and will not feel uncomfortable. When the gallbladder polyp grows to about 1cm, you should go to the hospital for a relatively small operation, that is, gallbladder removal, so as not to change the gallbladder polyp and become malignant gallbladder cancer.

Most of the gallbladder polyps are benign polyps, which can be rechecked regularly, and in most cases do not require special treatment, and generally a color ultrasound can be rechecked once every 3-6 months, and some people's gallbladder polyps will not change for a lifetime. Some gallbladder polyps require surgery**, including single gallbladder polyps larger than 1 cm in diameter. If the single hair is larger than 1 cm, these must be surgically surged, and it is considered that there is a possibility of malignancy.

There is also regular reexamination, for example, the polyp grows very fast in regular reexamination, this reexamination is 2mm, and the next reexamination is 6mm, which also requires surgery, which is possible for malignant transformation. There is also a gallbladder polyp combined with gallstones, which is also recommended for surgery, especially for women over 50 years old. Surgery is generally not recommended for other gallbladder polyps, and regular follow-up is sufficient.

Gallbladder polyps below 1cm are generally observed by drinking a little bit of Deqi Lizsu to regulate them, and there are multiple gallbladder polyps, which can be observed.

According to the above situation, patients with gallbladder polyps should eat regularly and should not overeat or be hungry, eat a good breakfast, do not eat too much high-fat food, low-cholesterol diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, and low-fat and low-cholesterol foods such as shiitake mushrooms, fungus, celery, etc. , bean sprouts, kelp, lotus root, fish, rabbit meat, chicken, fresh beans, etc.

Alcohol and alcoholic beverages are prohibited.

If the polyp is less than 1 cm, the severity is mild, surgery is generally not required**, regular observation is sufficient, and attention to diet and lifestyle is sufficient, and there are no serious consequences.

Whether a gallbladder polyp matters depends on its size. If the polyp is less than 1 cm, the severity is mild, and surgery is generally not required**, and regular observation is sufficient; If the patient's gallbladder polyp is more than 1 cm, surgical removal is required.

Hello, gallbladder polyps are a common condition, there are polyps on the gallbladder, it doesn't matter if it doesn't affect normal life. If it affects life, it needs to be removed.

It doesn't matter: if the gallbladder polyp is not large, less than 1mm, and there are no other abnormal symptoms, there is usually no need for special treatment for the time being, regular reexamination, follow-up, and re-examination of hepatobiliary ultrasound every six months to one year, evaluation.

It depends on the size of your polyp, if it is larger than one centimeter, there is a possibility of malignant transformation, and the gallbladder should be surgically removed.

The size and number of polyps on the gallbladder depend on the size and number, and if the number is very large or large, surgery is required**.

Gallbladder polyps are generally not important, but if patients do not pay attention to them, they may cause complications such as jaundice, and even cancer.

Once a polyp appears on the gallbladder, minimally invasive surgical removal should not be taken lightly to relieve the symptoms.

If the individual is small and the growth rate is slow, it usually doesn't matter.

Generally, the doctor will ask you to take a sip for testing, and then it will be surgically removed, regardless of whether it is benign or malignant. It's up to you. Because if the polyp is fine, it will be fine, and if there is something, it will be a big deal.

Personally, I recommend that you be conservative** first and see if there is any medicine in this area, preferably Chinese medicine. Check back after a while, and see how to deal with it then.

If the gallbladder polyp is relatively small, you don't need to worry about it, and if it grows up, it will have to be removed.

Regular re-examination, observe whether the polyp grows, do tumor marker examination, see if there is any abnormality, if everything is normal, don't care, if there is an abnormality, it is recommended to cut off the polyp as soon as possible to prevent starvation, human life is only once, the body is the most important, special attention should be paid to.

Whether it matters if there is a polyp on the gallbladder mainly depends on the severity of the current gallbladder polyp, as follows: 1. It doesn't matter: if the gallbladder polyp is not big, less than 1mm, and there are no other abnormal symptoms, it usually does not need special treatment for the time being.

Gallbladder polyps are mostly benign and are lesions that protrude within the gallbladder cavity. If there are no clinical symptoms and no change in size, there is no need to be nervous, and if there are symptoms, surgical resection and pathological examination are done, and the possibility of cancer is not high.

If the location of the polyp does not block the bile duct and there is no major change in long-term observation, it usually does not matter, but it should be reviewed regularly.

There is a polyp in this gallbladder, so as long as it is surgery, there should be no problem. But you have to go to the hospital, let the doctor have a good examination, and then determine the best plan. No problem with **.