my son is 4yrs old and he has detected stone in his Gaul bladder Best hospital for his treatment

A. The incidence of gall stones is seen in 2% of children population. The prevalence is still high among obese children (5%). Boys and girls are equally affected in early childhood. However, after puberty, the frequency is significantly higher in females than in males and is similar to the adult ratio of 4:1 female predominance. There may be a hormonal link to this with changes during puberty in girls increasing the production of cholesterol in blood.https://www.rghospitals.com/blog/gallstones-in-children-in-india