Worried!!

ashli H.
on 6/2/11 7:47 am, edited 6/2/11 7:49 am - NY
I am  kinda nervous about Iife after surgey and just want to find out what everyone ate the first weeks after surgery.
            
Sw: 241 Weight on SD: 221 GW: 130        
Sharyn S.
on 6/2/11 8:31 am - Bastrop, TX
RNY on 08/19/04 with
I was on clear liquids for 4 weeks:

Broth,
SF jello,
Decaf tea,
SF popcicles,
Etc.

Sharyn, RN

RIP, MOM ~ 5/31/1944 - 5/11/2010
RIP, DADDY ~ 9/2/1934 - 1/25/2012

(deactivated member)
on 6/2/11 8:33 am - Califreakinfornia , CA
I'm eating KFC bowls.
Sharyn S.
on 6/2/11 9:08 am - Bastrop, TX
RNY on 08/19/04 with
Lucky for you, I twern't drankin' nuttin'.

Sharyn, RN

RIP, MOM ~ 5/31/1944 - 5/11/2010
RIP, DADDY ~ 9/2/1934 - 1/25/2012

(deactivated member)
on 6/2/11 9:19 am - Califreakinfornia , CA
I'm such a smart ass.
wonkad
on 6/2/11 9:21 am - IL
You're sooooo bad!

Congrats on your revision!!!

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**Weight loss since June 08**

 

(deactivated member)
on 6/2/11 9:23 am - Califreakinfornia , CA
Thankk you, and you know I must be feeling better when my smar ass-y-ness comes out.
Katari
on 6/2/11 8:34 am - OR
Your surgeon should have or will be giving you a list of things you can eat and a "schedule" of when you can start eating different things. The programs are so different from Dr. to Dr. that it's hard to say what you'll be doing and when.

I was on liquids etc. for about a week and a half after surgery and then on "soft foods" for a couple of weeks after that.  Liquids can be: creamed soups, protein drinks, frozen SF popsicles, etc. Soft foods for me were scrambled eggs, string cheese, cottage cheese, yogurts, refried beans, tuna, chili. However, the time lines and the things you can eat are like I said different from Dr to Dr. Check with him or your nut on what you'll be eating and when.
Katie 
Ht. 5'2  HW 234/GW 150/LW 128/CW 132 
Size 18/20 to a size 4 in 9 months!




Mia H.
on 6/2/11 8:54 am - OH
 It does vary.  My doctor is about the same as yours.  Clear liquids while your in the hospital, then full liquids for a week or so, then soft . 
       
nomoresugar
on 6/2/11 8:36 am
As Sharyn said, liquids are the choices for up to 4 weeks post op.  Depending on your surgeon's instructions, that could be shorter or longer.  I think most people don't get any solid food for about 30 days.  This is to protect your healing surgery.  You will be expected to supplement with protein drinks of some sort (surgar free)

Once your surgery heals, most foods will become available, and it will be up to you to make good choices,   lean protein, low carbs, very little sugar, and fruit and vegetables as you can tolerate.  Some can cause digestive problems and dumping sydrome for some.

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