How long does it take for gallbladder polyps to grow from scratch?

Everyone's physical condition is different, and the speed of growth is also different.

Do gallbladder polyps have to be surgical? Indications for surgery for gallbladder polyps include:

1) Single hair, more than 10mm, with a thick pedicle, especially in the neck of the gallbladder, and older than 50 years old.

2) Lesions, accompanied by gallstones, manifestations, age >50 years.

3) Single hair, less than 10mm, no manifestation, age less than 50 years old, observation and follow-up are allowed; Surgery is indicated if the lesion is enlarged or morphologically changed.

4) Doppler ultrasound examination of the lesion with abundant blood supply suggests that it is a malignant new organism.

5) CEA (tumor marker), the measured value is significantly elevated and other gastrointestinal tumors are excluded.

After the gallbladder is removed, the body loses the functions of the gallbladder such as storage, concentration, excretion of bile and secretion.

Pay attention to your diet:

1. Limit the intake of fat, especially not eating foods containing too much animal fat. Generally, the method of eating small meals and eating more often is adopted, and the amount of food in one meal should not be too full.

2. The food content can be low-fat semi-liquid food or low-fat soft rice, such as various porridges, noodles, bread, biscuits, tofu, egg whites, fat-free milk, low-fat lean meat, low-fiber vegetables and fruits.

For those who do not meet the above conditions, such as small polyps or no obvious enlargement trend, no surgery is required, conservative methods are fine, and it is recommended that Devoke Yushu tea can be controlled after three to six months of general conditioning.

Gallbladder polyps themselves are caused by the proliferation of endothelial cells, so they are generally long, but the speed and slowness of the growth of sleepy individuals are different, and it will never be long. If it is a cholesterol polyp, it is not necessarily, not only can it not grow but also disappear, and it will become a gallbladder stone, but it is difficult to diagnose what kind of cholesterol polyp is clinically, and a pathological diagnosis must be made after surgery to confirm the diagnosis.

If you have gallbladder polyps, you need to have regular check-ups, and when they are late, you need to go to the hospital to see them before deciding whether to have surgery. FYI.

Generally, no. If the gallbladder polyp is less than 1 cm, there is no thickening of the gallbladder wall, and there is no gallbladder stone, it can be temporarily observed without special treatment and rechecked regularly. It is recommended that you do not be nervous, do not have mental baggage, do not drink, maintain a regular lifestyle, participate in more physical exercise, and enhance your physical fitness.

Gallbladder polyps don't go away on their own. And it will grow up slowly. In particular, there are a few people who will become malignant. So be positive**. For larger polyps and symptomatic patients, surgery is preferred**.

Gallbladder polyps usually don't go away. Gallbladder polyps are less than 7 mm in diameter and can be rechecked regularly.

According to the situation you described, if there is a polyp in the gallbladder now, it will generally not disappear, and you can have regular check-ups to see if the polyps have grown.

If it is almost impossible to expect the polyps to absorb or disappear on their own, the general gallbladder polyps will not have any symptoms, and once the symptoms are present, the patient is advised to undergo surgery for the gallbladder polyps**, and then a biopsy to determine the nature of the gallbladder polyps, and then follow-up procedures**.

If there is a polyp in the gallbladder now, it will not disappear in general, and you can have regular check-ups to see if the polyps have a tendency to grow, and there is a polyp called cholesterol polyps, which can disappear.

Gallbladder polyps generally cannot heal on their own, and the difficulty of gallbladder polyps** is to distinguish between benign and malignant, in fact, the vast majority of polyps are benign, and only a very few are malignant.

Disease analysis: Hello gallbladder polyps can not be eliminated by general drugs, guidance:

You can take some anti-inflammatory and choleretic drugs to reduce gallbladder inflammation, eat a light diet, and avoid eating too greasy.

Oh, let me tell you about my situation, I did a b-ultrasound about a year ago, and there were polyps a year later, and the b-ultrasound came out a year later, it should have increased the amount of running and the relationship between playing football, anyway, I didn't care too much about the accidental event, in fact, a little polyp.

Gallbladder polyps generally do not disappear, but with active dietary regulation, lifestyle improvement, and exercise, the growth rate of gallbladder polyps may slow down or even stabilize at the original level.

In general, there are no obvious symptoms of mild fatty liver disease, and only a few patients have mild symptoms such as loss of appetite and easy fatigue; Moderate fatty liver disease may be accompanied by symptoms such as loss of appetite, fatigue and weakness, and vague pain in the right upper quadrant.

Gallbladder polyps are a common gallbladder disease, which generally refers to the protruding or bulging lesions of the gallbladder mucosa into the gallbladder cavity, and the vast majority of gallbladder polyps will not disappear. It is believed that there are many causes of gallbladder polyps, and the most common are cholesterol polyps and adenomatous polyps. Generally speaking, the probability of malignant transformation of cholesterol polyps is relatively small.

However, if the polyp grows, it may turn into a cholesterol-like stone in the gallbladder or cause cholecystitis. Adenomatous polyps have a higher probability of malignant transformation, which requires us to be more vigilant and pay attention to them. It is generally believed that gallbladder polyps of no more than 1cm, the probability of malignant transformation is relatively small, after brunch, drink a cup of Defu Lishu tea every day, choleretic and detoxifying.

Observation can continue and no special treatment is generally required. If the polyp is more than 1 cm, or if the polyp is combined with a relatively large gallstone, gallbladder adenomyosis, etc., the probability of gallbladder malignancy will increase, and gallbladder surgery may be required.

For polyps larger than 1 cm with gallstones or gallbladder adenomyosis, the probability of malignant transformation increases. At this time, it is necessary to have an examination and perform surgery in a timely manner**.