After cholecystectomy, the body’s required nutrients and metabolic supply can generally be obtained through the postoperative prescribed diet, and there is usually no need to consume additional nutrients to supplement nutrition. In order for the digestive system to better adapt to the recovery diet, the recovery process needs to be gradual, with a gradual transition from a low-fat diet to a normal diet: 1. In the early stage of cholecystectomy, due to factors such as gastrointestinal ventilation, unrecovered digestive system function and suppressed liver function, patients need to temporarily abstain from eating and drinking, during which intravenous rehydration and other means of nutrition will be used. Generally, if there is no special situation, you can eat water on the first day after surgery, and you can eat some low-fat and easily digestible liquid or semi-liquid food, such as millet porridge, vegetable soup, etc.; 2. At the stage of liquid or semi-liquid food, patients should first eat light liquid food and gradually transition, such as milk, soy milk, lotus root powder, juice, etc., and then gradually increase rice paste, egg flower porridge, egg soup, vegetable puree, etc.; and then gradually Transition to some high-protein, low-fat food to supplement the body’s nutritional needs and enhance immunity, such as fish, shrimp, egg whites, etc., and finally transition to a normal diet; 3. During the feeding period, you can eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, such as hawthorn, tomatoes, carrots, corn, etc.. These fruits and vegetables are rich in vitamins and dietary fiber, which help reduce cholesterol formation and promote digestive function. Note that after cholecystectomy, it is not recommended to eat too much for the first time. During the recovery period, you can take in light meat, fish and eggs, and a small amount of fat, and gradually increase the amount to resume a normal diet, and if uncomfortable symptoms appear, you should go to the hospital in time to seek medical attention and carry out the next treatment according to the doctor’s diagnosis.