Gallbladder stone is a common disease caused by stones in the gallbladder; the incidence increases gradually with age and is significantly higher in women than in men; with the improvement of living standards, dietary habits and hygiene conditions, gallstone disease in China has gradually changed from mainly bile pigment stones in the bile duct to mainly cholesterol stones in the gallbladder. What are the symptoms of gallbladder stones? How can stones be detected? When gallbladder stones begin to form, they are often asymptomatic and are usually found on physical examination, sometimes with only mild abdominal distension, abdominal pain, etc. Later, depending on whether the stones appear or not, the symptoms may not be obvious. Whether or not symptoms appear later varies depending on the size, location, obstruction, and inflammation of the stone. Therefore, many patients may develop abdominal pain suddenly before finding gallbladder stones. Large, solitary cholesterol stones are less likely to become lodged in the gallbladder and can remain asymptomatic for life. The most common symptom of inflammation caused by gallbladder stones is pain, which is often referred to as biliary colic, known as wuqi pain in Chinese medicine. The pain is paroxysmal cramps in the right upper abdomen, sometimes radiating to the right shoulder and back. At the same time, there is pressure pain in the right upper abdomen, and sometimes the enlarged gallbladder can be palpated. Gallbladder stones can sometimes fall into the bile duct and lead to cholangitis, pancreatitis, and sometimes life-threatening, and stones can lead to bile duct cholecystic fistula and cholecystoduodenal fistula, and stones can sometimes enter the intestinal canal and lead to intestinal obstruction, and prolonged stone irritation can lead to gallbladder cancer. The diagnosis of gallbladder stones mainly relies on B-type ultrasound, but it is worth noting that sometimes the size of stones cannot be determined very accurately due to the patient’s condition at the time, and the size and number of stones measured may also vary due to the experience of the examiner. How to choose the treatment for gallbladder stones? The basic principle of treatment for gallbladder stones is still cholecystectomy, usually laparoscopic cholecystectomy. If the gallbladder is preserved and the stones are removed, the gallbladder stones may recur soon, and sometimes the gallbladder has become malignant and is left in the abdominal cavity because it is not removed, leading to serious consequences. Because of the combination of Chinese and Western medicine in the treatment of gallbladder stones, although there are a few cases can be successful, but in general, its effect is still unsatisfactory, the stones in the gallbladder is not only difficult to drain, and in the process of treatment and may bring some complications, such as purulent cholangitis, constrictive papillitis, etc.. In the past few years, it was reported that oral lithotriptic drugs could shrink or disappear some of the gallbladder stones, but long-term administration of large amounts of drugs could cause some complications, and the stones could recur after stopping the drugs. In contrast, simple gallbladder stones can receive better results after cholecystectomy because they are not combined with other complications. Especially in recent years, the introduction of TV laparoscopy has enabled many patients to have their gallbladders removed without dissection. 1, the operation is less traumatic, postoperative pain is light, generally patients do not need pain medication after surgery . 2.Fast recovery after surgery. The next day after surgery, you can eat semi-liquid food and get out of bed, and you can generally be discharged from the hospital in 3 to 4 days after surgery, and resume normal life and work after a week. 3.No obvious scars on the abdomen. Traditional surgical scars are in the shape of long strips, which affect the appearance. Such as cholecystectomy, the traditional practice of surgical scars up to 12cm or more, while laparoscopic surgery basically does not leave scars, especially suitable for women’s cosmetic needs. 4, the hospital stay is short, the cost is not substantially higher compared with traditional surgery, and some surgeries even reduce the cost. 5, no postoperative intestinal adhesions and other adverse complications.