If the digestive tract function recovers well 5 days after cholecystectomy and there are no postoperative complications, you can have a normal diet. Cholecystectomy can be performed through laparoscopic or open surgery. If the surgery goes well, there are no postoperative complications, and the digestive tract recovers well 5 days after the surgery, you can gradually return to a normal diet, and protein-rich foods such as meat, eggs, and milk can be eaten more often as appropriate. While ensuring postoperative nutrition, avoid overeating, and do not consume too much greasy and spicy food at one time, keep the diet relatively light and eat less and more meals. If postoperative complications occur, such as abdominal distension, biliary fistula, etc., you need to restrict your diet to fluid or semi-fluid food, and wait until the digestive function is fully recovered before resuming a normal diet. Please seek medical advice if you feel unwell.