Gallbladder cancer

An aberrant cell development that starts in the gallbladder is known as gallbladder cancer.

Located directly below your liver on the right side of your belly, the gallbladder is a tiny, pear-shaped organ. Bile, a digestive fluid produced by your liver, is kept in storage in the gallbladder.

Cancer of the gallbladder is uncommon. Early detection of gallbladder cancer greatly increases the likelihood of a successful outcome. Unfortunately, the majority of gallbladder malignancies are found too late, with a frequently dismal prognosis.

Because gallbladder cancer frequently exhibits no particular signs or symptoms, it may not be detected until it is advanced. Furthermore, gallbladder cancer has an easier time spreading undetected due to its relatively hidden form.

Symptoms

1 Bloating in the abdomen

 2  Getting in shape without making an effort

 3 Signs and symptoms of gallbladder cancer could include:

4 Jaundice is the yellowing of the skin and the whites of the eyes.

5  stomach ache, especially in the upper right area of the abdomen

When to see a doctor

Schedule a visit with your physician if you see any warning signs or symptoms that concern you.