Good morning! Does anyone know the ins and outs of the diet? What exactly can't be eaten? A relative…

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Good morning! Does anyone know the ins and outs of the diet? What exactly can't be eaten? A relative had surgery in June. She's now experiencing severe pain in her right upper abdomen and is in the hospital. Her abdominal ultrasound is normal, and her gastroscopy showed no ulcers, but she has a burn from reflux, which is causing the pain. The pain started on Tuesday and isn't getting any better. We don't know what to do anymore. She has pancreatitis, but they said it's not critical. How should it be treated? What with? She was generally following a diet, but no medication was prescribed.
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sveta bebi-bo
Diet table 5
I had it removed in 2019, I eat whatever I want
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Anastasiya Kiseleva
My mom has lived without a gallbladder for 9 years. She doesn't follow any special diet and doesn't have any pain. She lives just like she used to. But you need to understand how your relative eats. My mom, for example, has never eaten mayonnaise or heavily fried foods (like potatoes) in her life.
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MARGARITA
Anastasiya Kiseleva Doesn't eat mayonnaise, mostly eats boiled, stewed, or fried food at most once a week
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Elena
I had my gallbladder removed at 23. I can't eat fatty foods, but otherwise I eat everything. I don't have any particular problems with it.
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