Who is at risk for gallbladder stones?

　　A large number of epidemiological surveys have been done at home and abroad, and the following people are found to be prone to gallbladder stones: 1, female; (Female) 2, age over 40; (Forty) 3, obese; (Fat) 4, family with gallbladder stones; (Family) 5, high fat diet; (Food) 6, with liver lesions 7, breakfast fasters 8, oral contraceptive pill users.　　It is simply summarized as “5F”, so if people who meet the above points can be considered as a high risk group for gallbladder stones or gallbladder polyps, they should have regular medical checkups every year and can prevent the occurrence of stones by improving some habits.