I have learned that after surgery some patients can eat without any digestive problems, some may not eat some kind of food, and some after the surgery are only slightly better. If you have removed all possible other causes of problems before
gall bladder surgery (stomach, duodenum, liver, pancreas, intestine) then the most likely cause is a combination of a few factors. One of the reasons is inadequate or insufficient creation of digestive juices, their inappropriate biochemical composition, and hormonal dysfunction, followed by various psychological problems of anxiety, panic disorder or depression.