No. Gallstones that do not cause symptoms may not need treatment. However, surgery is recommended if stones cause pain, infection, blockage, or repeated gallbladder attacks.

No major long-term issues occur in most patients. The body adjusts well, and you can return to a normal diet gradually after recovery.

Laparoscopic surgery involves tiny keyhole incisions, so scars are small, minimal, and fade over time.

Yes, family history can increase the risk of gallstones. Other risk factors include obesity, high cholesterol, diabetes, and age above 40.

The cost depends on factors such as the surgical approach, hospital stay, and medical condition. Easy EMI options are usually available to make treatment affordable.