Laproscopic Cholecystectomy Surgery

The removal of gallbladder is called cholecystectomy which is a surgical procedure. It is located under the liver at upper right side of your abdomen. Its main function is to store bile, digestive fluid produced by liver that helps breaking down fats in small intestine.
This procedure is often recommended for people who have gallstones that lead to pain or other complications like inflammation or infection. The majority of cholecystectomies are performed using minimally invasive technique known as laparoscopic surgery. In this type of operation, surgeon makes few small incisions in your abdomen and uses tiny camera along with specialized tools to remove gall bladder from the body. As such this approach causes less pain within shorter periods and leaves minimum scarring behind.
Most people can go home on the same day following a laparoscopic cholecystectomy procedure and return to their daily routines after one week. Generally, it is considered safe with low chances for complications. After surgery, your body learns to survive without gallbladder hence bile is directly released from liver into small intestine. In most instances, this will not lead to long lasting digestive issues thus enabling you to maintain almost normal eating habits with some little adjustments here and there.