Does gallbladder removal cause weight gain?

Look, gallbladder removal doesn't magically make you gain weight. The real issue is that people stop having pain, so they start overeating all the oily stuff they avoided before surgery. Control your diet and you won't gain any weight.

I went through this five years ago. Since the body digests fats differently now, metabolic changes can sometimes lead to slight weight gain if you aren't active. My tip is to focus on high-fiber foods and try to walk at least 30 minutes daily to keep your metabolism active.

Honestly, the only reason I gained weight after surgery was because my mom treated me like a newborn baby and fed me ghee-loaded khichdi all day! The surgery itself doesn't make you fat, it's the post-op pampering. Just stay moderately active!

I tried all kinds of herbal teas to prevent weight gain after my gallbladder was removed, but nothing beats basic portion control. Your digestion slows down a bit, so eating smaller, lighter meals throughout the day is the best practical way to manage your weight.

Don't believe everything you read on forums about hormones causing weight gain after this surgery. Talk to your surgeon or a proper clinical nutritionist. They will give you a scientifically backed diet plan based on your body's needs.