Question 1

still in pain after gallbladder removal?

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How long?: I suspect it was done by laporoscopy.  Pain should not be present after several weeks.  If that long, then see your surgeon or gastroenterologist!

Question 2

what foods to eat after gallbladder removal?

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Healthy foods: Previously you may be getting gb attacks with fried food , now you no longer will get. With or without , gb should be eating lots of fresh vegetables, fruits, less red meats , more fish and required vitamins and minerals , plenty of exercise , and you feel good.

Question 3

what is a good diet after gallbladder removal?

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Low fat: Low fat, high fiber, avoid greasy fried foods and excessive butter and drink plenty of caffeine free, alcohol free fluids.

Question 4

what could cause pain after gallbladder removal?

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Differential DX is..: ...The process we go thru to narrow down the cause of a problem. In this case, we need to know when the pain was occurring relative to the surgery and the type of pain. If the pain mimics a gallbladder attack, it may be due to a stone in the bile duct. Mild pain early-on is likely incisional pain. Severe pain, esp associated with fever may indicate a complication. Best bet: see your surgeon.

Question 5

what can i expect 3 months after gallbladder removal?

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Good: Most pain should be gone, appetite better.
May still have some different bowel habits.
May exercize, get weight in order.

Question 6

what are normal complications after gallbladder removal?

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Long list: There is a long list of a potential complication from gallbladder surgery 
do you mean what would you expect your body will do or complication that could happen during surgery and you might be feeling it now 
after surgery patient will feel tired, drained, fatigue
some might not tolerate specific food 
some will have diarrhea some will have constipation
some will have more pain than others
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Question 7

what to do if i have problems after gallbladder removal?

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Ask your surgeon: "Problems" is a very broad and vague word. Covers constipation to blood clots to infection to urgency. Ask your surgeon about any concerns.

Question 8

what to do if i have pain 1 month after gallbladder removal?

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You should: consult with your surgeon or gi specialist, because it can be occult infection, alkaline reflux gastritis, pancreatitis, or other causes.

Question 9

could you still eat whatever you want after gallbladder removal?

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Usually: Most people are still able to handle even a big greasy meal. You'll find out. Best wishes.

Question 10

is it normal to not have much of an appetite after gallbladder removal?

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Yes: The combination of general anesthesia, laparoscopy, and gallbladder removal usually leads to a decreased appetite +/-nausea for a few days after surgery. I advise my patients to " listen to their body"....Don't push food, wait for one's appetite to return. I hope you feel better.

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