A bladder polyp could be a growth projecting from the liner of a gallbladder. Polyps within the gallbladder ar common and sometimes ar found on ultrasound examinations of the abdomen.

Typically, they're little and don't cause symptoms Small gallbladder polyps (smaller than one cm in size) ar nearly always benign.

Malignant polyps sometimes ar larger than one cm, and also the larger the polyp, the a lot of possible it's to be malignant.

It is suggested that polyps larger than one cm in size be removed surgically. Polyps between one and one.8 centimeters in size may be removed by laparoscopic surgery. Larger polyps require open surgery.

Symptoms of gallbladder polyps

occasional pain in the right part of the upper abdomen (hypochondrium)

nausea.

vomiting.