Gall stones are asymptomatic, symptomatic and with complications that is Cholecystitis. A history of epigastric pain radiating to the shoulder may suggest symptoms of cholelithiasis. Usual gall stone symptoms are flatulence, right upper quadarant pain, biliary colic, indigestion, belching, bloating and intolerance of fatty food. Gall bladder colic often awakening the patient at night radiating to shoulder or back. Symptoms of nausea, vomiting and distention in the epigastric area. Following are the increased risk of the formation of the gall stones i.e alcoholism, diabetes, hemolytic disease, astrogen replacement therapy at high doses and pregnancy harmones. The record indicates that females are more prone than males to have gall stones.