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Prof. Dr. Tabassum Naveed - Family Medicine

MBBS, MCPS (Family Medicine), DIP (Health Professions Education), MHPE (Health Professions Education) | Rawalpindi

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it is ok

yes it is fine to use it

Prof. Dr. Tabassum Naveed - Family Medicine

MBBS, MCPS (Family Medicine), DIP (Health Professions Education), MHPE (Health Professions Education) | Rawalpindi

95 Positive Reviews

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it is ok

Agar coconut oil ya rice bran oil use kar sakte hain tu behtar hai.

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Dr. Syed Sardar Ali - Internal Medicine Specialist

MBBS, FCPS (Medicine) | Karachi

759 Positive Reviews

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yes

Dr. Syed Sardar Ali - Internal Medicine Specialist

MBBS, FCPS (Medicine) | Karachi

759 Positive Reviews

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better to avoid oily food

Dr. Syed Sardar Ali - Internal Medicine Specialist

MBBS, FCPS (Medicine) | Karachi

759 Positive Reviews

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jinhno nay surgery ki unsay diet chart lain lein

Homayoun Sheikh - General Physician

MD, Specialty Certificate (Acute Medicine) UK, MRCP (UK), Post Graduate Diploma of cardiologist (UK) | Karachi

632 Positive Reviews

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it is not about name of the oil as you don't have gall bladder you should use a little oil daily to prevent dyspepsia or maldigestion

Ms. Zoya Siddiqui - Nutritionist

BS(hons) Nutrition and Dietetics | Lahore

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you can book appointment with me for proper diet plan for ur concerned issue
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In general, it’s best to avoid fatty, greasy, processed, and sugary foods. Eating these foods after having your gallbladder removed won’t cause serious health problems, but it can lead to a lot of painful gas, bloating, and diarrhea. This is partly because bile flowing freely into your intestine works like a laxative. Gradually increase your intake of fibre – good sources of fibre include fresh fruit and vegetables, wholegrain rice, wholewheat roti, pasta and bread, seeds, nuts and oats. They will help avoid constipation.