Coffee during puréed?
The plans are all so different for each of us. My plan doesn't allow caffeine until 8 weeks. I would suggest if you feel that you need it to try it...SLOWLY. Take a few sips and see how your tummy reacts. But I would encourage you to try decaf. It's my understanding that caffeine has an effect on your healing process and your tummy can take up to 12 weeks to completely heal. You certainly don't want to hinder your healing, but if you're craving coffee, maybe decaf will do the tric****il your body is more fully ready for the caffeine.
VSG on 06/26/12
I had "special dispensation" starting 6 days out but I was careful to not abuse it. I started with 1/2 cup and checked with Fred every few sips. He never objected as long as I kept my sips reasonable.
I now have a cup of regular first thing in the morning, another in mid afternoon and a cup of decaf in the evening. Since I use a large mug that adds up to a litre of water I'd have to get in in another (possibly less enjoyable) fashion.
The "coffee is an evil dehydrating beast" has been disproved. The only real concern is if the acid is a problem for you. If it isn't, enjoy!
I now have a cup of regular first thing in the morning, another in mid afternoon and a cup of decaf in the evening. Since I use a large mug that adds up to a litre of water I'd have to get in in another (possibly less enjoyable) fashion.
The "coffee is an evil dehydrating beast" has been disproved. The only real concern is if the acid is a problem for you. If it isn't, enjoy!
Highest 303.4, Surgery 263, Current 217.8, Goal 180
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on 9/9/12 8:58 am - Wiesbaden, Germany
on 9/9/12 8:58 am - Wiesbaden, Germany
DS on 10/08/13
As you may have gathered, some can tolerate and some can't. It's on some surgeon's approved plans but not others.
I couldn't tolerate it early on with the the band but can with the sleeve. I'll be three weeks out with the sleeve tomorrow.
I would proceed with great caution. If you use milk in your coffee, you might want to switch to Lactaid or some other brand of lactose-free milk as many become (at least temporarily) lactose intolerant with sleeve surgery. If you already have gotten past this hurdle with the milk, disregard.
Good luck.
I couldn't tolerate it early on with the the band but can with the sleeve. I'll be three weeks out with the sleeve tomorrow.
I would proceed with great caution. If you use milk in your coffee, you might want to switch to Lactaid or some other brand of lactose-free milk as many become (at least temporarily) lactose intolerant with sleeve surgery. If you already have gotten past this hurdle with the milk, disregard.
Good luck.
I am two weeks post op.
They "Discouraged" cofeine, and banned carbonation.
I have had total about 1 cup of coffee since the surgery, mainly to help with my Coke Zero addiction
Tolerated well, but could not drink an entire cup, it just didnt taste well, and wasnt easy to finish (So I didnt fini****)
Like it has been said, its going to be different for every person.
They "Discouraged" cofeine, and banned carbonation.
I have had total about 1 cup of coffee since the surgery, mainly to help with my Coke Zero addiction
Tolerated well, but could not drink an entire cup, it just didnt taste well, and wasnt easy to finish (So I didnt fini****)
Like it has been said, its going to be different for every person.
VSG on 08/21/12