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Food suggestions for operated area.
My father undergone through surgery of gall bladder 1 week ago. He was having stones in it. Laparoscopy was done to remove the gall bladder. It's been only 1 week to the operation so what foods should be avoided so that the operation area will get dry from inner side and there will be no infection.
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1 wk After lap. Cholecystectomy usualy there should not b healing problem... i gues ur father might have returned to his usual work
as far as wound healing us concerned there is not much restriction for food... sweet can be avoided if he is a diabetic or salt restrictio if he is hypertensive
Following gall bladder removal i advise not to take oily and fatty food, milk and milk product... u can also reduce spicy diet
I wish him early recovery
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Avoid Fried foods, like french fries and potato chips.High-fat meats, such as bacon, bologna, sausage, ground beef, and ribs.High-fat dairy products, such as butter, cheese, ice cream, cream, whole milk, and sour cream.Pizza.Foods made with lard or butter.Creamy soups or sauces.Meat gravies.Chocolate.
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Avoid fatty food and heavy food .liquid diet is advise for some time.
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Hello
Nothing to worry
Try to avoid oily and fatty foods
If you want I can make a diet chart for your father
Thank you
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