If the clinics are full and you don't have a family doctor for your loved one, it may be a good idea to consider going to the hospital for a consultation. It's better to be safe and make sure your loved one receives the necessary medical attention. Concerns about their gallbladder should also be taken seriously. If symptoms persist or worsen after a week, it's advisable to seek medical help for further evaluation and treatment.
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