Gallbladder surgery

Ready to thrive after gallbladder surgery? Our survival guide offers practical tips for a speedy recovery. Explore pain management strategies, dietary recommendations, and lifestyle adjustments to support your healing journey. Take the next step toward wellness! #GallbladderHealth #RecoveryGuide #HealthyLiving #PostSurgeryTips #WellnessSupport

I had my gallbladder surgery right after Thanksgiving and I’m finally really to give you all the details. This is a common surgery and I was shocked when many of my friends, Instagram followers, and blog readers mentioned that they’ve had theirs removed also. I’ve been having GI issues for a while, but for the...Read More »

Your gallstones have arrived at the point where surgery is the next best step. Aside from near immediate relief from your symptoms, here’s what you can expect

Whether you’ve just had your gallbladder removed or if you’re scheduled to have it removed soon, it’s never too early to start thinking about life after surgery.

Sharing my experience with gallbladder removal surgery (cholecystectomy) including the diagnosis, procedure, recovery, and life afterwards.

First things you’ll need immediately post surgery according to my RN of 30 years mother who helped me settle in: 1. Colase Stool Softener, to take daily 1-2 x day 2. Neproxen anti-inflammator…

Wondering about your diet after gallbladder surgery? I was too! Many doctors will tell you that you can return to a normal diet after a cholecystectomy (gallbladder removal surgery) But, for many people that is simply not the case. So, what can you eat? Are there any foods you should avoid? Keep reading to find out! I had my gallbladder removed using a procedure called laparoscopic cholecystectomy in October 2010. The fact that it was a laparoscopic surgery meant that the healing process…

Learn about life with scars after gallbladder surgery, including if and when you can expect them to heal and how to sleep comfortably with them.

You may require gallbladder removal surgery if you notice a sharp pain in the abdomen or some other symptoms caused by gallstones.

Laparoscopic gallbladder removal is the most common surgery done to remove a diseased or inflamed gallbladder. Read on to learn about gallbladder diseases. And find out about what happens during the procedure and what you can do to prepare.