In some cases, the gallbladder may be surgically removed (cholecystectomy).
Cirrhosis. Treatment depends on the cause of the cirrhosis and on the complications that may be present.
Of those who formed stones, 12 (41 percent) developed symptomatic GS and 8/12 (67 percent) underwent cholecystectomy (4 refused operation).
Typical treatment is to remove the Gallbladder via surgery (cholecystectomy). Sometimes drugs have been used to help dissolve the Gallstones.
The most common treatment is surgery to remove the gallbladder. This operation is called a cholecystectomy. In other cases, drugs are used to dissolve the gallstones. Your health care professional can help determine which option is best for you.
 See also: Risk, Gallstones, Obesity, Eating, Weight loss
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