No Dinner and No Gallbladder

It is not a good idea to skip dinner when you no longer have a gallbladder. That is about 17 hours of fasting, continuous bile secretion, peristaltic movement, and other acid secretion. And in my account, I had my lunch at 12:30, snacks at 3:30, no dinner, no midnight snacks, breakfast the following morning at 8:30. Result of not eating dinner and a removed gallbladder (through Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy) – upset stomach and diarrhea.

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No gallbladder and eating Selecta ice cream

My two favorite flavors put into one container, this is the Selecta Double Supreme - Double Dutch & Very Rocky Road. It is in 750ml, enough to comfort one’s cravings and share to love ones. Not for a big family though.

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I recalled a friend saying that eating food cooked with coconut milk is a big no-no to those persons that have undergone gallbladder removal surgery.

Dinner served!

But yesterday, the main dish in my dinner was clams cooked in fresh coconut milk. It was so delicious that it made my stomach to bulge. But I did not eat like there’s no tomorrow, I took my time eating, carefully masticating the meat and sipping the tasty soup.

The coconut milk really added the flavour.

But the question in my mind after my dinner was: how would my stomach reacts to the coconut milk?

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