Jaundice caused by gallstones is generally obstructive jaundice, patients if not timely treatment is likely to occur infectious shock, acute obstructive septic cholangitis and other critical conditions, and may even endanger the safety of life, so jaundice in patients with gallstones is more dangerous, and need to be consulted and treated as soon as possible. Gallstones are a relatively common biliary system stone disease, choledocholithiasis and intrahepatic bile duct stones may lead to bile flow into the duodenum obstruction, causing jaundice symptoms, jaundice in this case is called obstructive jaundice. For patients with jaundice, individuals need to be treated as soon as possible to restore the smoothness of the bile ducts in order to effectively relieve jaundice, otherwise the further development of the condition is likely to cause infectious shock, acute obstructive septic cholangitis and other emergencies, which will pose a threat to the patient’s life safety. If jaundice occurs in patients with gallstones, they should consult a doctor in time, and according to the actual condition of the individual, they should be treated through medication as well as surgery in a timely manner.