What food should I avoid after gallbladder surgery?

Answer 1

things to avoid before surgery are: -Asprin -Nuprin -Advil -Nasids -Motrin -Pepto-Bismol -Alka Seltzer - Green Tea -Any Diet Pills - Ginseng -Ephedra -Ginko Biloba -Kava-Kava -Valerian Root -Apidex

Answer 2

A different variety of foods, if any, should be avoided depending on the type of surgery being performed. You surgeon should go over a detailed list of things you shoud or shouldn't do in the hours leading up to surgery.

Answer 3

After gastric bypass surgery, the stomach is drastically reduced in size, often to the size of a tennis ball or large egg. This surgery is dangerous for many reasons. First, its patients are large enough for general anesthesia to be dangerous, all other concerns aside. The stats on residual internal bleeding are played down in popular reporting. Foods must be consumed in small quantities and must be soft or at least chewed/broken up often to a granular level. This means that steak is pretty much out. It's ground beef from now on. Foods high in acid (tomato-based foods and sauces, etc ...) are to be avoided. Regular sized meals are replaced with nearly constant grazing. (Think of it as a food "drip.") Also, Carbonated Beverages are no longer tolerated by the body. Compulsive eaters run a high risk, due to the addict's defining characteristic of being unable to stop a behavior by simply being told that it will harm them.

Answer 4

Before all surgery all foods should be avoided for at least 8 hours before.

And all fluids should be avoided for at least 4 hours before.

Do not consume alcohol.

Answer 5

You should be able to eat every thing that you enjoy, unless your doctor told you otherwise.