I had3 gallbladder attacks,but had no pain after attack.16 w preg. had glbl.attck 20days ago.gallstone obstructed &gone.now hve mild pain after meal ?

Diet or surgery...: Gallstones in pregnancy are best managed with dietary modification. You need to eliminate most fats from your diet. That means oil, cheese, fried foods, nuts, avacado, high-fat meats, etc. If you continue to have symptoms, you may need to have your gallbladder removed during pregnancy. The best time to do this is in the second trimester before the uterus gets too big. Best wishes!