Your healthcare provider should conduct a thorough clinical history , specifically asking about: Previous episodes of right upper quadrant or epigastric pain Symptoms occurring after fatty meals History of jaundice, dark urine, or pale stools Previous abdominal imaging showing gallstones Family history of gallbladder disease Previous gallbladder surgery or complications History of pancreatitis or risk factors (alcohol consumption, high triglycerides) Physical examination should include abdominal palpation to assess for tenderness in the right upper quadrant (Murphy's sign) and evaluation for jaundice or other signs of biliary obstruction
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