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What to eat after gallbladder removal
The biggest surgery for my life has got completed i.e I have got my gallbladder removed. But I feel now I will have to be cautious about my diet. Do let me know the list of thing which I can without worries after removal of my gallbladder as I am male engineer aged 34 only.
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As your gall bladder is removed your body will take time to adjust with fat digestion. Till then follow a low fat diet.
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yes a very low fat diet
preferably MCT rich
small frequent meals
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Gall-stone is responsible for the digestion of fat or oily substances, & in case of cholecystectomy ( Gallbladder operation), gallbladder is removed permanently,which caused digestive issues in fat metabolism. That's why patients with gallbladder issue,are suggested to take LOW-FAT-CHOLECYSTECTOMY Diet, for ease in lifestyle,for customised diet and exercise plan, contact me via Practo online Consultation.
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Removing gallbladder diet should be low in fat, high in fiber can help reduce symptoms. Water intake should also be increased. Lower calorie for weight management.
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Please take less oily food and add detox water in your daily routine so that your body remain detoxify. To provide you effective diet plan we require your daily routine and food habits.
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Ask me directly for customized diet plan for you
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Gall bladder juices are meant for digestion of visible and invisible fats of your meal. That's means you don't have these digestive jiuces to digest fats. So avoid the following:
Fats in any form like oils ,butter ,cream, ghee margarine,heavy gravies,full cream milk, fried outside food ,khoya sweets etc. Avoid overeating also.
Try to take fresh coconut or freshly cold compressed coconut oil with your meals as it doesn't require digestion, it gets absorbed directly ,hence it will be helping your body to absorb fat soluble vitamins with it .
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Regards Dr Suman Mohan
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Ms. Geetanjali
Dietitian/Nutritionist
20 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello,
The main function of Gall bladder is to digest fat metabolism so go slow on fat intake. Include fiber rich fruits, vegetables. Completely avoid fried/ oily foods
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