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Weight gain after gall bladder removal.

Hello,

I had the sleeve done in Feb/2016, and went from 269 to 165. I had gallbladder removal last August and have been gaining back slowly. So far I’ve gained 10lbs back. I’m staring to get depressed and don’t wanna go binging since I’m an emotional eater. Any advice would really help.

Thank you.

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Hello,
I had the sleeve done in Feb/2016, and went from 269 to 165. I had gallbladder removal last August and have been gaining back slowly. So far I’ve gained 10lbs back. I’m staring to get depressed and don’t wanna go binging since I’m an emotional eater. Any advice would really help.
Thank you.


Don’t wait talk to Your dietitian and your doctor, hang in there. I’m not sure about gal bladder, my mom had hers out and can’t eat food that is too greasy.


I don’t think it has anything to do with your gallbladder.

Unfortunately (or perhaps fortunately) our bodies are really smart and good at preventing us from starving. A lot of people regain weight after losing it because our bodies get wise to the lack of calories and they slow metabolism and increase cravings.

If you are beginning to regain I strongly suggest looking into something like Intuitive Eating and getting away from dieting.


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