After gallbladder removal, patients need not worry too much if there are no uncomfortable symptoms. Because the gallbladder is only an organ that stores concentrates and helps digestion, the removal of the gallbladder is in line with the physiology as well as the patient’s needs if the gallbladder is diseased. A diseased gallbladder has a great impact on the body and can produce various complications and even malignant changes, so there is no need to worry. After gallbladder removal, in the short term, even if the patient has some discomfort, including indigestion, bloating, acid reflux, and diarrhea, the symptoms will gradually be relieved through a reasonable diet and proper treatment. Even if the symptoms exist, they will gradually disappear with the prolongation of time or by taking medication. After gallbladder removal, the normal human common bile duct will replace part of the function of the gallbladder. Some patients after cholecystectomy, the short term will also exist after cholecystectomy syndrome, as long as the understanding of this knowledge, to prevent the emergence of patients aggravate the psychological burden.