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So my gallbladder was taking out before I get my band but I have to go restroom every time I eat something

You need to let your PCP know what is going on immediately...there are medications to help resolve those issues as your system adjusts to life without your gall bladder.

I was fortunate in that my gall bladder had stopped working entirely, and no one could identify when that happened...so post op from the gall bladder surgery there were not additional adjustments.

I hope you feel better...

I would definitely pass it by your doctor, but life after gallbaldder removal is different :) The gallbladder is your "grease trap", and without it there, greasy or high-fat foods can make a quick exit. There are some foods I completely avoid because of that factor.

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