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atPeace55

Gastric Sleeve Patients

Longer than what I expected because I ended up going back into the hospital and having my gallbadder removed so about 8 weeks. I had a hard time introducing certain solid food back into my daily diet. Case by case basis my is not typical by no means.

MsLissa12

Gastric Sleeve Patients

2wks and the 3rd was soft foods w/option to move back one week to liquids if softies not tolerated

TD41

Gastric Sleeve Patients

3 weeks

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juny

Gastric Sleeve Patients

my doc wants 2 weeks of clears and weeks 3-8 full liquids. I balked a little at this.....surgery is on the 5th

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