Gallbladder stones are one of the most detected diseases in health checkups, and many patients with gallstones who have no symptoms think: “I don’t feel anything, neither painful nor itchy, so there is no need for treatment.” Even patients with symptoms tend to “seek medical help in a hurry” when they are in pain, and “forget the pain after the pain”. Experts believe that no matter what kind of disease should follow the principle of early detection and early treatment, the earlier the gallstones are treated, the less painful it is, the shorter the time needed to cure, and the less expensive. Otherwise, if you wait until you have symptoms and then treat them, you will not only suffer a lot, the treatment effect is poor, and even miss the best treatment time and endanger your life. Gallstones can often block the bile ducts and cause biliary colic, jaundice, septic, perforation, nausea and vomiting, blood pressure drop, irritability, biliary bleeding, shock coma, pancreatitis, liver cirrhosis, liver abscess, liver failure and liver and kidney syndrome, etc. If not effectively treated for a long time, gallstones may also induce gallbladder cancer, which is an important cause of gallbladder cancer. Although conservative medical treatment can temporarily relieve the condition of some patients, it is more difficult to completely cure the gallstones and make them clean. If gallbladder stones are treated by conservative internal medicine for a long time, there will be many complications and endless problems. As for long-term observation, there are potential dangers, and the difficulty of gallbladder surgery will increase and the risk is higher in acute attacks of cholecystitis and recurrent attacks of cholecystitis, and the opportunity of surgery is likely to be lost as the patient grows older, declines in physical fitness or due to physiological failure of organ function and other diseases. Therefore, we should treat gallbladder removal correctly and not to lose the opportunity of surgery. Once the diagnosis of gallstones is confirmed, you should avoid all causes of biliary colic, actively treat other comorbidities, such as diabetes, hypertension, coronary heart disease, etc., make good preoperative preparations and choose the best time to receive surgery. In general, there are three types of surgery, namely: traditional large incision cholecystectomy, laparoscopic cholecystectomy, and small incision cholecystectomy.