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My father has a stone in the gallbladder according to some reports...is iit dangerous?
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Very common.: Stones in gallbladder are very common. They may or may not cause pain or discomfort. If they are very symptomatic they may be removed. Sometimes they can obstruct and cause infection - they are fairly serious then.
Answered 4/30/2013
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