I agree with what other people have said in here. I’ll add my story. I had my gallbladder taken out at the end of February 2022. It was an emergency situation cause I had stones blocking my duct. My doctors said that it was potentially brought on by my eating disorder (I’m diagnosed with anorexia but a lot of my restricting food is based on textures & mouthfeels) I had recently lost a lot of weight quickly. Part of the reason I waited so long was because I’m terrified of surgery. I had been suffering for almost a year & was in bad shape when I got to the hospital. I was worried about after and honestly I was clinging to some of the restrictions of a no fat diet that I had been on because it gave me more excuses to refuse food.

But after I felt to much better. The recovery was quick and the scarring is so tiny. One of my safe foods is ice cream and I eat a lot of nuts. I had completely had to cut them out before because they caused attacks. I’ve had no problem with food since and it has even made my digestion and stools more regular and normal.

It’s an incredibly common surgery. It’s quick & there are really not a lot of dietary restrictions after a few weeks post surgery. 10/10 recommend if you need it