In this stage, the gallbladder appears normally without any adhesions. Although the conditions inside the gallbladder may favour possible gallstone formation, nothing is formed quite yet and you can take certain measures to prevent the potential risks of developing gallstone.
This is the stage where small gallstones present inside the gallbladder can be detected easily but do not cause any problems since they are able to pass through the biliary tract and can be expelled.
This is the stage in which the gallstones can block your bile duct and cause abdominal pain. However, the pain may not beconstant and will be felt especially after you have a meal.
This is the final stage, where the condition becomes potentially life-threatening as the bile is blocked and unable to flow out of the gallbladder. If proper treatment is not received , this can be fatal as the chances of developing a potential gallbladder cancer is very high in this stage