Cholecystectomy may cause diarrhea, soft stools, increased frequency, constipation is less common, constipation may be due to bad habits, intestinal tract itself due to disease. 1. Bad living habits: lack of dietary fiber in the diet, long-term sedentary, lying down, lack of exercise, slowing down of intestinal peristalsis, bad defecation habits, etc., may lead to the occurrence of constipation. 2. Diseases of the intestinal tract itself: there is not much relationship with gallbladder removal, if the intestinal tract itself lesions such as inflammatory bowel disease, intestinal tumors, hemorrhoids, etc. may lead to constipation. After gallbladder removal, don’t eat food with too much fat content, such as fried food, diet should be light, usually drink more water, eat more food rich in dietary fiber. When obvious discomfort occurs, actively undergo diagnosis and treatment.