gallbladder, bile is no longer released in a concentrated burst when you eat. Instead, smaller amounts enter the intestine more continuously.
This usually causes no major problems.
However, some people notice that large or very fatty meals are harder to tolerate, particularly during the first weeks after surgery.
## 2. Your Digestion Usually Adapts
Many people worry that they will never be able to digest fat normally again.
That is generally not the case.
Because the liver continues making bile, your digestive system can still process dietary fat. NHS guidance notes
