What can I eat after gallbladder removal | No gallbladder diet | low fat diet | gallbladder removal
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- čas přidán 2. 11. 2020
- Hi Everyone,
I recently had gallbladder surgery and wanted to share an update, along with what I am eating. There is still so much information I would love to share but this is. my first video post surgery.
Disclaimer:
I am not a medical professional or Doctor, please always consult your dr about what diet works best for you.
I hope you all enjoy this video!
Peace and Love
-Roshi
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Going through this now and I’m so lost . I don’t know how to eat the doctor tell you nothing once they release you!! Thank u for making these videos. Laying on the couch watching this
Aww wishing you a safe and speedy recovery and I appreciate the kind words! I completely understand! I had one doctor tell me to be on a low fat diet and the surgeon told me to eat whatever I wanted. The issue with a low fat diet is when you get processed low fat foods they’re high in sugar. I just listened to my body and tracked which foods made me feel good or normal and which foods upset my stomach. Definitely take it easy, it’s been a year since my surgery and I feel comfortable eating anything now but definitely have certain foods that still upset my stomach. Definitely contact your dr if you have questions hopefully they will answer 💕
Same here I’m still in pain, I can barely eat but when I do I’m having sharp little pains under my left breast, so now I really don’t wanna eat anything! I pray you have a fast recovery ❤️🩹
Aww I hope you feel better ♥️
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watching this now I have surgery tomorrow thanks for this
I just got my gallbladder removed on the 10th! I’m still testing out all the different things to eat. I’m so glad to hear about your experiences! This is so helpful and reassuring. So far I’ve been eating chicken, broccoli & cauliflower, low-fat yogurt, and some different fruit! I haven’t had any bad reactions thankfully!
I’m glad things are going well for you ♥️ wishing you continued healing ♥️
What was your diet for first five days after surgery. I am on my day 2 and don't know what to eat
Tofuyu does the broccoli cause you abdominal gas ?
I’ve had mine removed on the 15th and I tried a small piece of bread omg I nearly cried I felt so bloated it was hurting my belly button bc I’ve stitches there 😢
Hi so sorry just saw this! The first 2 weeks for me were lots of soup and crackers. Foods easy on the stomach
Great video Roshi! Rest rest rest is key! I wish you fast healing!
Aww thank you so much Stephanie 💕 I really appreciate it 🙂
I stay away from fried and greasy foods. Low fat diet is key to keeping your digestive system in check
Thank you for sharing your experiences Roshi! Any of us can have an emergency medical situation and you’ve jumped on right away in taking such great care of yourself and your family. Love you so much and so happy to hear and see you’re doing so much better! ♥️
Aww love you so much and am so appreciative of all that love and support ♥️
Thank you for sharing. I'm home tonight after having mine removed. Urgently, like you did. First time having surgery, like you did. This helped me a lot.
Hi! Hope you are doing well! Take it easy and get lots of rest my friend, The first couple days was a lot of broth and crackers for me, I was scared to start eating real food again but here I am 4 months later eating almost everything I use to hehe 🙃 hope you have a speedy and safe recovery, sending good vibes your way 🌺🌸♥️💕
Hi Roshi! Great sharing! I just had my gallblader removed last week 😑 Pretty careful on what to eat and been searching how other people's having their meal. Your meals look yummy btw. 👏👏
Aww I’m so glad we’re connected! I hope your recovery is going well! 🌺🌸♥️💕
Thank you so much for share your experience I just have the surgery 4 days ago , listen you help me a lot ! Thank you !
Aww thank you. Hope you’re feeling well and your having a pleasant recovery 💕
I found out I had gallstones 4 days after I gave birth and my milk came in the night I was in the ER and almost got mastitis 😥but I didn’t get my gallbladder removed until my son was 6 months old in 2021. I was able to breastfeed right away. Thanks for the video! I am still learning what to eat and how to cook my foods. ❤
Hope you are feeling better! It’s such a process to learn what to eat and what works with your system. I started intermittent fasting and honestly I feel like my digestive system likes it! I’m still figuring things out too 💕
I just kept nodding my head during your video 😂 my first surgery, stayed in the hospital same amount of time as you, AND recovery time is about the same! Thank you for sharing ☺️
Aww hope you’re feeling better! It’s a pretty wild experience lol 😂
Thank you for this video! I had mine removed last Friday as an emergency similar to yours. Was having a hard time finding what to eat and this is super helpful!
Aww thank you, hope you’re feeling better 💕
Thank you for sharing your experience. My daughter is about to have her gallbladder removed and she is preety concerned. I will share your video with her. I hope you are doing wonderful at this tine. Blessings to your family. ❤
Aww thank you! Wishing her a safe and speedy recovery 💕 I was pretty scared before going in as I never had any sort of surgery but the anesthesiologist do a great job, and if you have any questions definitely ask your doctor as the first couple weeks of her diet will probably be light foods such as soups, crackers and adjusting back to a normal way of eating and seeing what works and what may cause irritation
Hi thanks for sharing. Just curious as to how you make your vegetable gravy? My husband just had his gallbladder removed. I more or less know what he should or shouldn't eat however my challenge is how to prepare his meals.
Hi! I used a pack I found at the store, I just had to mix in water, be careful with low fat processed foods because they’re high in sugar. Hope he has a safe and speedy recovery
I just had my gallbladder removed on July 4th. What a way to spend my holiday in a hospital. I was in the hospital for 3 days. Thank you for sharing on what your diet is after gallbladder removal.
Aww I’m so sorry. I hope your recovery is going well 💕
Just had my gallbladder removed on the 3rd. I’m so confused on what to eat.
It’s definitely a hard thing to find information on or there’s generic information like “eat low fat” but people forget to tell you to make sure to read the sugar content on low fat foods as they’re usually high or that supplements like bile salts aren’t for everyone. I personally had a bad reaction so unfortunately I can’t give you a clear meal plan but I can say try to see what foods make you feel good and what foods irritate your stomach. Also when it comes to stool (sorry for the tmi) but I noticed that for myself taking a probiotic helps. Wishing you a safe and easy recovery 💕
I know this video is like 2 years old let me say … thank you for sharing ! Unfortunately I don’t see anything on CZcams for this 😢 I’m on post op day 4 in a lot of pain I just started to get kind of hungry again . Thanks for the food ideas ❤ KCMO
Hi Michelle, I hope you have a safe and speedy recovery 💕 gallbladder surgery is definitely such a personal journey and one that unfortunately is left with a lot of questions when it comes to diet. Sleeping on my side with a pillow helped during night time and not putting direct hot water on your incision. I did this early on and developed a rash so I like to let everyone know so they don’t make the same mistake. Definitely give yourself time to heal you’ve been through a lot 💕
I had mine removed around 15 years ago. Now I was having diarrhea three or four times a week and having accidents. Had a colonoscopy and the doctor said it was from not having a gallbladder. He gave me a prescription for Cholestyumine so we’ll see how that works out. This seems to be common and it can start years after removal! I would advise researching this in case you develop symptoms.
Thanks so much for the heads up. I recently went to a naturopathic doctor and my results were very different from before I had my gallbladder removed but it’s definitely important to cater your diet to your bodies responses. I’m sorry you’re dealing with all that and hope things get better!
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Thanks for this video .i am 1week post op gallbladder removal... you're my inspiration to keep going esp with my meal plan..🥰☺️
Aww you’re so sweet, hope you are doing well and your recovery is going smoothly
Thanks for sharing your menus! I’m pregnant and struggling with biliary colic so trying to change my diet to reduce the pain.
Aww sending you lots of healing and love 💕
Thanks alot roshi for making these gallbladder removal related videos. That was really helpful. My surgery is coming up in 4days i am super anxious and scared. I have a 18month old aswell and i am weaning her off these days. I am wondering how do you feel now after the gallbladder removal and do you have any serious side effects afterwards? You did mentioned about your naturopath results is it because you don't have a gallbladder? Super confused and scared. Anything suggestions would be really appreciated.
Thanks so much for this comment! I recently took bile salts which I feel messed things up for me internally so I always try to tell everyone to not listen to the supplements people recommend online and to always talk to your doctor first. After my surgery I was a little sore ans lost weight really quick then gained quite a bit when I started stress eating/over eating. So for me personally I’ve had to make significant dietary changes and mainly walk or do low intensity activities but day to day I feel healthy and normal :)
@@roshianderson thankyou so much for your reply. The hype of taking bile salt supplements and other digestive enzymes specially after gallbladder removal. So i think the key is to take it easy and introduce different variety of foods slowly like a baby :) i had 2 c-sections in the past like you do, so your story is giving me some strength. Thanks again.
I have my surgery done in 2 days and I’m nervous but I have faith it will go well. Thank you for the video
I hope your surgery goes well! Take it easy after your surgery. Be careful of certain supplements. I personally had a bad experience with bile salts. Sending you much healing
Great ideas. Had my g.b. removed 2 weeks ago
I just came across this video and thanks for this but I'm still trying to find videos for meal ideas before surgery...like leading up to surgery. I havn't been called for a surgery date yet and I just don't know what to eat anymore. I already eat non-dairy fat free oat yogurt with berries and for lunch all I have is some carrots, cucombers and an apple or a few whole wheat crackers but by the time I get home I'm so hungry. I used to make veggies and rice but can't have sauce with it so I feel at a loss
Oh man I’m so sorry Christina, I’m honestly not sure because I went into the ER not knowing what was going on with me and came out with no gallbladder lol are you feeling ok when you eat those foods? I know that spicy food triggered my gallbladder attacks so if I knew before hand I would stay away from all that. After I had surgery I mainly had broth, crackers and veggies
I also had my removed when I was a new mom and Breastfeeding. I'm still getting pains after the removal. Mine was removed in 2018! I still can't have any fat :(
Really! I’m so sorry you’re still having pain. I found out that a lot of products labeled “low fat” end up having a higher sugar content to substitute for the fat. I wonder if maybe that effects people with no gallbladder when it comes to pain? I’ll bring it up with my doctor next time I see them.
I literally got my gallbladder removed today and I'm looking to what I should purchase for groceries 😅 also, how did you sleep? are you a side sleeper and was that ok right after surgery?
I spent 5 days in the hospital because my pancreas was so inflamed. so they had to wait to do the first procedure and then wait an extra day for the surgery. I'm just glad to be home because I'm literally sore from the bed and chairs at the hospital... they don't support your back at all. I'm used to sitting straight and everything was leaning back there.
Aww I hope you have a safe and speedy recovery! I slept on my side! I put a couple pillows and always got up but putting weight on my arms to push me up. Also maybe talk to your doctor about getting bile salts or digestive enzymes. I’m learning more about it now but people with no gallbladder need help breaking down nutrients and fat so those help with that but always consult your doctor to make sure it’s ok for your body :) I didn’t start taking them till recently and had gained weight prior very quickly because of the way my body wasn’t breaking things down. Hope that makes sense :)
Just got mine removed the other day too thank you for sharing
How are you feeling?! Hope your recovery is going well!
Im glad your surgeries went well 😌 I am currently 2 weeks post gallbladder surgery and I’ve been taking it day by day as far as food goes to see what my stomach can tolerate. I had a couple questions, first one being as far as taking digestive enzymes (like the one you showed in your video or just in general) what would you say your experience is with taking them, only because my doctor explained I didn’t need to take any digestive enzyme with my body eventually acclimating overtime without having a gallbladder. My second question would be how you watch your fat intake? Because I’ve been trying to follow a low fat diet as well, but have trouble understanding the concept of each serving size with total fat. For example, you ate a toast with almond butter in one of your other videos, and almond butter in general already has around 15g of total fat per serving, so my question really is do you keep track on exceeding a certain amount of total fat per serving? I get nervous reading labels (like the almond butter) because I’m not sure if that’s too much fat that my body would have trouble digesting since it’s way past the low fat per serving requirement, same goes with avocados because those are also high in fat. Sorry I don’t mean to overwhelm you with these random questions and I totally understand your not a doctor, just like to hear your experience and understand from another person that has gone through gallbladder surgery as well, thank you and hope to hear from you soon ☺️
Hi! No worries at all, I truly appreciate you commenting! I hope you are feeling better and healing well. I was so sore the first month (Sleeping with a pillow on my stomach and on the side helped) and I was honestly scared to eat certain foods for at least a month because I didn't know how my body would react. I slowly started to just experiment and try foods in small portions. I noticed I felt super full fast when I first had the surgery. When I tried things like almond butter it personally didnt upset my stomach. I honestly didnt read the label on that before consuming it. There are certain foods that I do read labels on (mainly snack type foods). I also dont eat fatty parts of chicken. I use to eat other meats but I mainly only eat chicken breast now because I noticed other meats or parts of the chicken would upset my stomach. For the most part I try to have more lean protein and veggies on my plate when I eat. I do still eat pizza and pastas every once in a while but I make everything at home so that I know what the ingredients are and can control how much of it is going on foods. I noticed eating pizza from pizzerias at first really upset my stomach. Red sauce in general, but now I am 5 months post surgery and can eat red sauce and pizza but in moderation. I did take the digestive enzymes at first but I didnt really notice anything happening or feel any different so I stopped and just take a multivitamin. All in all my diet is now lean meats, lots of salads and veggies, whole wheat bread, gluten free pastas, and decaf coffee. I had to make certain switches or else i would have an upset stomach and the urgency of having to use the restroom would happen. Its different for everyone, and yes like you said i am not a doctor I can only tell you about my experience but I hope it helps :)
Thank you for showing your food..all articles tell you what not to eat.
Thank you! I’m still learning everyday but it’s been fun experimenting :)
Hi! In what day were you able to take a shower? And it has been 8 months since this video, in what month were you able to eat fat food? Like fast food or kind of rich food? Also those vitamins and enzymes are you still taking them? Thank you!!!
Hi! I’m going to make an update video this week! I showered 3-4 days after but got a rash by my incisions because I let the hot water hit those areas for too long, as for fast food I barely ever eat it but it took months 6 months after my surgery before I had my first fried item which did not set well with my stomach. So I try not to eat any fatty or fast foods because it really effects my digestion. If I do I just have to be close to a bathroom because it messes with my stomach. I don’t take the enzymes anymore but I do take the multivitamins still 🥰🌺🌸♥️💕
@@roshianderson thank you so much for answering me 💖
I still have my gallbladder, and have already had 4 attack in 1 month. I've cut out all fast food, no nuts or butter, or oil. Made chicken soup- no oil and skimmed out as much chicken fat as possible, so far that is working, oats with a little honey and copped up fresh fruit as been working for breakfast is keeping me sain. Though I have been going witout food lately just due to fear.. just because of the last 2 attacks scared me so much. The last one was triggered by Scooters' coffee of all things.. so sad. 😅 so im surprised to see after you get your gallbladder out you have to diet a bit the same as when you try and prevent having attacks. Though I have heard, once it is removed the body just needs time to get adjusted then can go back to normal/food wise?
Hi! I’m sorry you’re experiencing the attacks. They are not pleasant. My body definitely had to adjust to foods after surgery but it’s been almost 3 years and I can now eat almost anything. I wouldn’t have thought of surgery but my attacks got to a point where it was consistent pain to the point where I couldn’t eat or drink anything but I would have consulted a naturopath just to see if there were any other options personally. That being said life after surgery without a gallbladder has been an adjustment but it’s been fine 💕
Hai... Watching from India...10days before mine removed.. seeing ur videos one by one... Its very useful for me nd giving some confidence.. tq ...
Aww thank you! Goodluck with your surgery and I wish you a speedy recovery
Thanks for this vid. Just had mine removed.
Wishing you a safe and speedy recovery 💕
M glad you uploaded this vedio . How are you now I know it's year after to ask ? But just wondering I also left my baby at home with my family to do this surgery and it was heart breaking
Hi! Its been 4 years for me and Im doing a lot better. I noticed a reaction after taking bile salts so I always warn people about those. I think focusing on gut health and trying to eat more whole foods helps. And yes it was so hard leaving my baby to get surgery but it was only a couple days and everyone was ok :)
I get mine out in two weeks and I am nervous as can be. I have read that down the road you can gain weight down the road after surgery. I lost 85 pounds and now have to get my gallbladder out. You don’t have to answer this and I totally understand and I know it’s personal have you had any major weight gain since getting the surgery? I’m scared to put back on what I worked so hard to lose
Hey! Wishing you a safe surgery and good health. As for the weight gain, I lost 20 lbs after my surgery then gained weight after but it wasn’t because of the gallbladder removal. I was going through a lot of stress and grieving the loss of my father. The weight is coming off now. Hope that puts your mind at ease a little bit 💕
Thank you for this video so helpful I got the surgery yesterday and didn't know what to eat 🙏🙏
Awww definitely take it easy and take care of yourself. I can pretty much eat most things now but I am gluten free and try not to eat too much sugar or fatty foods. Hope you feel better 💕
Just had mine removed today, thanks 4 the tips
Aww glad you liked the video. I hope you heal well and have a speedy recovery ❤️
What was your diet for first five days after surgery. I am on my day 2 and don't know what to eat
Honestly the first week was broth and crackers for me. I slowly incorporated toast but the first few days were mainly broth and crackers
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Mine started as pain in the back and ribs and mouth of stomach. Dr said it is best to remove the bladder due to age and diabetes as infection could lead to gangrene Doing much better but looking for help with diet
I’m so sorry you had to go through that pain. Gallbladder attacks are so painful. I’m glad you are doing much better! I’ll be posting another what I eat with no gallbladder video this week! Wishing you love health and happiness 🌸♥️🌺💕
I just spent 5 days at n the hospital getting my gallbladder out in the reverse order you had done because my gallbladder was really really bad and I was having a really big attack… and then they also suspected my common bile duct was blocked… so I needed the other procedure as well.. but they couldn’t be done together so the next day after surgery I had that done.. and spent the day after I had the drain taken out and Then I was able to go home but I cannot eat fats… of vegetables… they just go straight through me so I am on here (also a nursing mamma(asked for a pump in hospital to pump and dump and save what I could (depending on meds) (he’s a year))) looking for ideas on eating.. currently English muffins and chicken with blueberries are the best… not sure how to eat to not have issues especially in the beginning… I know in time I will figure it out but I am an adventurous eater so this is a little challenging I like challenges but I like everything and much verity… and my stomach keeps trying to make me cry every time I get hungry hurts soo bad if I don’t eat right away …ugg I am used to intermittent fasting that’s my biggest issue atm and my stomach wont let me now.. just here looking for ideas to try…
Thank you so much for commenting, and i am so sorry you are experiencing that. Wishing you much healing. Are you getting enough fiber?One thing my doctor mentioned to me was that I wasn't getting enough fiber. Ground chicken, and salads were my staples in the beginning. Now Ive definitely branched out into eating fats, but it took me time. Do you take digestive enzymes? Every persons gallbladder removal is so different and Im not a dr or nutritionist unfortunately but for myself ground chicken being more lean was a food that didn't irritate my stomach. I also had a lot of broth and crackers. Sorry if thats not very informative, its really. hard to pin point what to eat because there isnt a lot of info out there. I really had to just experiment and see what worked and what didnt.
Hi everyone! I hope you enjoyed this video, I have another video I just posted about what I eat in a day with no gallbladder. I will also be making more videos like this for you guys! Have a great day!
Hi I just got my gallbladder removed yesterday morning.. I am having trouble figuring out what to eat ... any ideas??
Hi Silvia, I hope your surgery went well and recovery is going well 💕 always ask you doctor. I remember when I first got home I just ate broth and crackers then soups with noodles and veggies then toasts and ground proteins
Gallbladder stones problem with me. Milk will be drink or not?
Hi! I dont drink regular milk anymore. I switched to non dairy but everyones body is different so do what is best for you :)
Hi, I just had mine removed 3 days ago. I can't really take a shower yet tbh. I feel weak. Is it normal to have diarrhea even with clean diet? Also have rumbly tummy.
Hi! I would definitely talk to your doctor. Personally I was constipated and did not have diarrhea but when I would eat certain foods or drink coffee my stomach would rumble. As for the shower I got rashes near my incisions because hot water irritated that area so I started taking cooler showers and avoided the incision areas. Wishing you good health and a safe and speedy recovery.
@@roshianderson thank you very much. 💖 I'll give my doc a phone call. I don't have help for shower atm so, I'll wait for that. Thank you for telling me to avoid hot warm showers. 🙏🏼
Thanks a million had same pain and waiting for my operation date
Awww I hope you feel better ♥️ I just posted another what I eat in a day video and have an update video where I mention how I slept after surgery etc.. I hope that helps 💕
Thank you so much dude my mother just had hers out and im movin around blind at the grocery store now🤣💯 i want to get her dialed in
Hope she is doing well!
Just got mine removed Thursday thanks for this video I was so lost
Hi! Hope you are feeling better and recovering well 💕♥️🌸🌺
@@roshianderson thank you!!! just out of curiosity how long did you wait to introduce yourself to more solid foods like chicken etc
@@dianafigueroa4211 I actually waited 1 1/2 -2 weeks I was so scared to eat anything other than broth/soup and crackers but I slowly introduced foods one at a time just to see how it sat with my stomach. Coffee is still the main thing that upsets my stomach but I switched to decaf and that helps a little
@@roshianderson thank you for your response ! it’s where I stand also lol just wanted to make sure I’m thinking roughly okay here
Thank you so much
You’re welcome ☺️
I had my gallbladder removed 20 years ago and I eat what exactly whatever I want
That’s awesome 👏
Hi I had surgery this Aug 2nd and i am experiencing severe constipation ..is anyone experiencing the same ??
Hi there, did your doctor give you stool softener?
@@roshianderson Thanks for replying ..they have given but how long the constipation would be there ??
@chitraraghuram6467 for me personally it lasted a couple weeks but I also drink coffee which caused me more of a diarrhea effect rather than constipation. I would definitely ask your doctor or naturopathic doctor about it
Getting my gallbladder removed today. Trying to prepare myself
Wishing you a safe procedure and a speedy recovery!
Has anyone else here having trouble digesting vegetables after gallbladder removal even a year after?
The only fruit that’s given me trouble has been pineapple and tomato, but after 2 years I feel ok. I’ll be making an update video soon :)
Spinach and kale
Oh wow really! That’s so interesting!
@@ayanakay3828 I get horrible stomach pains if I eat anything with kale, broccoli, or cauliflower unfortunately some of my favorite food
I just had my gallbladder removed too and thank you
Hope you have a safe and speedy recovery ♥️
I am 57 and having gallblader stone 19 mm and no pain. What should I do.
Hi Prem, I’m so sorry you have that. I personally did not know of any natural remedies until I was in excruciating pain and had to have my gallbladder removed. I’m not a doctor so I cannot advise you do do anything but I would definitely get checked by your doctor to see what your options may be
Hey I just got my gallbladder removed 6 days ago with open cut surgery.. eating has been a struggle.. I can relate with you because I have a 2 month old baby girl and I had to stop breastfeeding her.
Oh man are you doing ok? It’s so common postpartum but no one tells new moms about gallbladder issues, I hope you’re recovering well and postpartum is going smoothly for you 💕
@@roshianderson thank you 💗 oh no I'm not doing okay.. I feel I can't do no more soaps I feel so provoked by them.. been eating healthy from when i was 7 months pregnant when i found out i had gallstones due to horrible pain.. today I ate wheat bread and I had pain right where my gallbladder use to be.. can anyone relate to that???? maybe it's too early to try bread so I've been eating watermelon,.papaya, oats, crackers, chamomile tea but I have been feeling dizzy.. not to mention I had a c section so recovering from one surgery to another has been such a struggle.. I can't hold my baby until a few more weeks I guess.. but apart from all that I've had wonderful support & lots of help from my familie. Going for surgery is very scary I literally was having panic attacks hours before.. mentally and physically I'm trying my best.. us women we are stronger than we think 💕
@@nayeliecabanas6088 aww I’m so sorry, I really hope things get better for you. I had a lot of foods that irritated my stomach in the beginning as well I hope your stomach adjusts, maybe it’ll just take a little time otherwise definitely ask your doctor or speak to a nutritionist. I’m really happy that you have a good support system, that’s beautiful and so helpful 💕
@@roshianderson we don't have the same bodies so what is good for me might not go with you right? But we have to try it out.. hoping by Xmas I can eat something "Normal" thank you for your feedback hun ❤️
Exactly all our bodies are different, some people don’t have any pain or irritation at all and some do! We all just have to do what works for us :) have a great day friend 💕
I have a gall bladder removal last jan.13 2 days after my gall bladder removal i dont know what to eat foods.please give me some tips my friend.
Wishing you a safe surgery. Definitely talk to your doctor! I personally had lots of broth, crackers and kept things light the first couple weeks then eased my way into ground chicken, vegetables, fruits and just saw what was fine with my stomach and what irritated it!
@@roshianderson thank you roshi😘❤️😉
Hai sis after surgery now take u all foods. U have any health issues plz tell me.
Hi there! I can eat most foods but I am trying to cut gluten from my diet as gluten irritates my stomach. As long as you consult your doctor and eat to nourish your body living without a gallbladder is pretty normal :)
I just got mine out and don’t know how to eat now
Hi! I started off with broth/soup, crackers and very light foods, then it was experimental time to see what foods I became sensitive to and what was fine. I have a lot of videos on my channel, It’s different for everyone but it’s been almost 2 years since my surgery and I can eat pretty much anything. give yourself grace your body just went through a lot 💕
@@roshianderson Thanks I , the first week only ate crackers, broth, and banana. Now second week I want to experiment with different things. Maybe soft but more variety.
Just got my gallbladder out last night, they said I can’t breastfeed my baby for a week 😢😢
Awww hope you’re doing ok, I stopped breastfeeding after my surgery because my baby weened off and I wasn’t producing milk anymore, hope you can continue if you want to! Much healing to you and hope you have a safe recovery 💕
I just had my gallbladder and apendix removed 2 days ago I was there maybe 2 hours at the e.r than 2 hours later I had my surgery.now just eating veggies and soups and watch movies lol
Wishing you a speedy and safe recovery!
@@roshianderson thanks
Mined been out for ten years and now i wake up with migraines and vomit up the food that didnt digest from the day before.
Really, is that new or has that been a recurring? Much healing to you
@@roshianderson it happens quite often. Happened today. Once i empty my stomach my migraine starts to go away and i feel my digestion start back up.
@@zebrastripes875 wow I hope things get better for you 💕
After how many days of surgery you eat non veg
I started to eat non veg around 2 weeks after I believe, the first couple of weeks was a lot of crackers, broth and easy to eat foods. Hope you are feeling better!
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Near more gallbladder vids plz
Hi amber! I’ll be posting a what I eat in a day video tomorrow :)
Ughhhh getting my bladder removed Very SCAREDDD
Aww I was scared too but it went well! Wishing you the same and a safe and speedy recovery 💕
@@roshianderson RIGHT NOW IM IN HOSPITAL VERY SCARED 😩😩😩
@@roshianderson THANK YOUUU SO MUCHH
I had 26 days before
Thank you
Yet not I eat leaves at least egg too
Be careful with the fats from avocado, mayo and cheese.
Yes I’ve mentioned low fat in other videos however after 3 years I’m able to eat all those things without irritation, it’s so interesting to see how some peoples digestion is really affected and some are not