by around 5 to 10% of gallbladder surgery patients. When excess bile enters the colon, it can sometimes overwhelm your intestine’s ability to reabsorb it. This often results in bile acid diarrhea and reduced fat absorption in rare instances.
After gallbladder surgery, some patients find that they struggle to eat certain kinds of food, particularly greasy and fatty foods. In most cases, this is a short-term issue, however, some people need to make long-term adjustments to their diet. Some people also report sudden weight gain or loss. While not directly
