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What can a patient eat after galblader stone operation?
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Anything : After a few day of recovery you can pretty much eat whatever you want. Provided that you don't have to underline peptic ulcer disease or gerd.
Answered 7/23/2013
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Low fat diet: Avoid high fat content & milk products. Diarrhea is a common for the first week. If it persists, Questran (cholestyramine) can help reduce bloating roti, parata (without ghee) & vegetables should be fine.
Answered 11/28/2017
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