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janet74211
janet74211

Is it ok to eat eggs providing not fried or cooked in any fat?

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  • gail_72309
    gail_72309 janet74211

    Posted

    Pre or post removal of your Gallbladder ? None, before , stay away from dairy, no cheese. 

    After surgery, anything you want....

    • janet74211
      janet74211 gail_72309

      Posted

      Thanks Gail, have had the odd coddled egg but will cut them out know. Already fat, glueton, lactose and dairy free that is apart from the odd eggss.
    • gail_72309
      gail_72309

      Posted

      You also, and this is the main one, cut out any and all fat, fatty products, processed fat. So until you get that gallbladder out really. Nothing, a lot of water
    • janet74211
      janet74211 gail_72309

      Posted

      Waiting on a date, hope fully in two weeks time as just come out of hospital. 3 bad sessions unable to control myself.
  • Azazzrael
    Azazzrael janet74211

    Posted

    Im eating eggs right now! I guess it really isn't good to eat, but I was already having pain prior to eating this meal. I took our the yellow parts of the eggs, so I'm just eating the whites. Would vegetable oil be considered a fat to avoid? Olive oil? Dairy is a nono for me
  • dorcas44815
    dorcas44815 janet74211

    Posted

    Before my surgery, eggs were one of the biggest no-nos - every time I ate an egg - no matter how it was cooked, I was very sorry I had! Since the operation I am able to eat as many eggs as I want!
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