Have you recently had gall bladder surgery only to find that your problems seem to increase? Many people have reported increased problems after having this surgery and spent years trying to find the answer.
According to Dr. Peter Gott, this problem sometimes shows up when the person who had their gall bladder removed also has untreated Celiac Disease. Symptoms typically disappear after a week or two of being on the gluten free diet.
A gluten-free diet is the only way to relieve symptoms. Foods that contain gluten, such as wheat products (bread, pasta, etc.) are eliminated. Rice and corn are often recommended as suitable substitutes. Vitamins should be taken daily to prevent dietary deficiencies. High-protein, high-calorie foods are the best options for people with gluten sensitivities. These include peanut butter, nuts, beans and red meats. Chicken, fish, fruit and vegetables should also be added to help maintain a healthful, nutritious diet.
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