There are people who have septated gallbladders although I believe it is fairly rare. It happens when the inner part of the gallbladder is divided by thin membrane(s) into separate small chambers instead of one large chamber - whcih is considered normal. A septated gallbladder is thought to predispose one to gallstones, however it is not a known cause of symptoms or complications by itself, so it's not typically thought to be problematic.
Polyps can be problematic depending upon the size of the polyps and their placement. If you were told you had polyps, make sure you bring the subject up with your doctor.
hi, im wondering why you didnt bring up the septum and polyps with your gp, basically when they were measuring the polyps they wanted to see if they were oversized and if not then no action should be taken, also if there was a problem the tech would have had it in his final report to your gp.cheers.