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tootblue63

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  1.    tootblue63 reacted to a post in a topic: What Did You Name Your Sleeve?
  2. I am also on Post op day 5. I agree that liquids may be a challenge, but we are not supposed to deviate from the liquid diet at this stage in the process. An egg is more toward the pureed stage. I know I am going to sound harsh , but the new sleeve is like an infant stomach that you have brought home from the hospital.Would you feed a 5 day old infant an egg with cheese and ketchup? No of course not. Liquids will not put undue pressure on that staple line. This could result in a leak which will likely land you in the OR and then onto ICU. Do not do this until your surgeon says it is ok.

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