<prompt> If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patients description.In November I had a gallbladder attack in which I went to the hospital to get pain medication to relieve me of the pain. I have had no re-occuring attacks since. However, I had an ultrasound done, and my results showed that I have a gallbladder that is packed with stones. My doctor suggested I leave it to see if I have any more problems. But should I get it removed incase it ruptures? Or can I leave it, and hope I dont have re-occuring attacks?  <response>: Having gall-stone stones in gal-bladder most of the time remains asymptomatic but sometimes it may give u trouble. As you already got the pain attack the chances are high that you will get the problem again. I as a doc suggest you not to get it removed until you get serious troubles like, burstperforation gallbladderjaundicesecondary infection obstruction in bile duct. Till that time take some precaution measures like 1 avoid high fat diet2 dont take painkillers like morphine and other narcotics 3 alcohol must be avoided4 routine ultra sonography 