What kinds of food should you not eat after your gallbladder has been removed?

Answer 1

Eggs

pork

onion

fowl

milk

coffee

Oranges

grapefruit

corn

beans

nuts

Hydrogenated, partially-hydrogenated oils

Margarine

Fried Foods

Saturated fats (even coconut oil until feeling better)

Red meats

Dairy products

Coffee, regular or decaf

Chocolate

Ice cream

Black tea

Alcohol, beer, wine, liqueur

Fruit juice

Carbonated water

Tap water

Raddishes and turnips

Cabbage, cauliflower

Colas and all sodas

Oats (for some people)

Wheat

Barley

Rye (although the sour German ryes seem to be less troublesome)

All legumes (beans) as they tend to increase the cholesterol in the bile.

artificial sweeteners

sugar

preservatives

refined and bleached foods (like white flour)

Many steamed greens like collard, mustard and kale, also brussel sprouts and broccoli

Answer 2

The gall bladder stores the bile the liver produces to aid in the digestion of fatty foods. With the removal of this organ, the liver still produces enough bile to digest fats, but has nowhere to store it, so bile passes into the digestive tract whenever it is produced.

In general the person should limit the amount of high-fat products they consume; such as fried foods, dairy products or fatty meats.

Answer 3

After removal of a gallbladder one should follow their doctors orders for care. These orders will include taking it easy, not lifting anything heavy, and watching your diet.

Answer 4

Make an incision mediotemporlaterally to the pontine tegmentum then use the desiccated bladder as liporial fesaculi, bon apetit.

Answer 5

Your gallbladder holds bile which you need for digesting fatty foods. Without it, you will find that this food isn't digested very much and will more or less go right down and out.

Answer 6

You should avoid fatty foods.

Answer 7

Low fat food are best eaten.