A bare-chested patient with painted images of the liver and gallbladder. He points to the red gallbladder. Patients often experience pain due to gallstones, which lead to bile duct obstruction and gallbladder infection (cholecystitis).
Adopting a proper diet is important to avoid digestive disorders:
Choose easily digestible foods: broths, purees, cooked vegetables, and lean proteins help the digestive system adjust gradually.
Limit fatty and fried foods: it’s best to choose vegetable oils in small quantities and avoid excessively fatty dishes.
Increase your fiber intake: whole grains, vegetables, and fruits help regulate digestion without causing irritation.
Split your meals: eating in small portions helps avoid overloading the digestive system.
When can you leave the hospital after surgery?
If there are no complications, you can usually be discharged within 48-72 hours. You can gradually resume normal eating, depending on your individual digestive tolerance.
Although gallbladder removal affects digestion, a proper diet and healthy lifestyle allow the body to adapt naturally. Avoiding excess fat, choosing light meals, and listening to your body are essential for optimal recovery.
