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When you get a Fill, how long does your Dr. say to stay on Fluids?



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I went for a fill on Monday. Spent 3 days on liquids, Then yesterday was on mushies.

Today my husband took me out to dinner, and I was nervous. I had some Fish, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy. and broth.< /p>

Now I couldn't eat all that, but the broth, and some of those Potatoes were good Then came the Fish ! I was still nervous..

I took a piece, and chewed, and ate slow. It went down like I was drinking Water. Not a problem at all ! So it was nice to go out.

But even nicer to know that, If you follow the rules, it should work out for you.

What's your Rules, when it comes to a Fill? / Does it work for you?

Shirley..

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24 hours full liquids then 24 hours mushies. I did'nt get restriction for 6 months so I did'nt have any trouble eating solids once I could eat regular food.< /p>

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My Dr didnt have any rules after a fill.

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Liquids the day of the fill, soft/mushy foods that evening, back to regular the next day.

If anything gives trouble, go back to the previous stage and progress slower.

Banded 2 years, only once have had problems with a fill being too tight.

My fills are usually very tiny. .2cc's. A larger fill I would definitely progress slower.

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my doc just advised caution and not to eat any of my problem foods. She sort of leaves it up to the patient. I've never had any need for liquids, I can eat straight away after a fill.

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12-24 hours of liquids.

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24 hours of liquids, then proceed with caution. So far so good.

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