An incision is a cut through the skin that is made during surgery. It also called a surgical wound.. Some incisions are small, and others are very long. The size of your incision will depend on the kind of surgery you had. You may have bruising around your wound. This is normal, and it will go away on its own.
A gall bladder diet should be low in fat, gas forming foods, skins and particulates (seeds). Fat includes fried foods (liver) and rich desserts (ice cream or pie) as well as added fats (salad dressings, butter or sandwich spread).
Fatty foods increase your risk for gallstones, which is a liver-related disease. Foods high in salt should also be avoided, as well as smoked and cured foods. Most desserts, snacks and sugary drinks will not help your liver at all. There is a definite link between obesity and gallbladder disorders, so by eating right and maintaining a healthy weight you reduce your risk of those disorders.