<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.I have been in severe pain . All symptoms point to gallbladder problem. Had a hepatobiliary imaging done today. Results as follows:- Following administration of Ensuredrink rapid contraction of gallbladder initially. At 28 minutes 63 of the activity in the gallbladder has been expelled. Impression: gallbladder ejection fraction is 63, normal.No cystic common bile duct obstruction. This sounds to me like my doctor is going to tell me everything looks fine I can tell you Im NOT fine. This pain is excruciating! Can a person still have a gallbladder problem even if its still functioning at 63?  <response>: Hello, I have gone through your query and understood your concern. In my opinion, if you have ejection fraction of 63 and still have pain and other symptoms of cholecystitis there could be other problems of gall bladder too for example, Rokitansky-Aschoff sinuses but if you were confirmed cholecystitis with presenting symptoms cholecystectomy can be done to relieve symptoms if not managed medically. Hope this helped you. Thanks. 