Effect of gallbladder surgery

From gall bladder surgery bile continues to flow from the liver into the duodenum. Therefore, there will not be as much bile available as would be needed when eating fatty, oily foods. This leads to bloating. Over time this will lead to pain radiating down the back, if this is repeated many times, the patient's gall bladder will be removed. This gives the patient relief, but after a few months, postcholecystectomy syndrome occurs, which is the name given to the condition after gallbladder removal. This occurs precisely because the fat that keeps getting into the duodenum, which cannot be broken down properly, triggers a defecation reflex.

Development and prevention of gallstones

From gallstone is very often a hereditary disease in women, often developing during pregnancy. The way to prevent gallstones is to keep the bile flowing as much as possible, so that it is as dilute as possible and can be drained as easily as possible. People on a diet are also prone to gallstones because they rarely stimulate the gallbladder. Bile stagnates in the gallbladder and tiny bile crystals precipitate out and are deposited on the gallbladder wall. From this, more and more strata are deposited and gallstones form. So anyone who is prone to gallstones can prevent them from forming by eating the right foods.You can also prevent gallstones by taking bile acid and herbal remedies and by living a stress-free lifestyle.