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Eat Before Fill?????

I posted this under a different thread but someone said maybe try this one instead ! i go tomarrow for my first fill but wasnt told if i could eat or not before hand and dr office is evidently closed today ! any advise?

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I always go by the time of my appointment. If it is really early, then I wait, but if it is later, I eat something light, like soup, salad, etc. I usually have to do liquids the remainder of the day.

I agree with Betty. If you normally eat early, then try a protien shake - no solids.

Oh and just as a FYI: remember after the fill, liquids for the first 24 hours!

Good luck!

my dodctor never said to eat or not to eat. but, if you must eat, eat yogurt, or something that will empty quickly from your stomach. because, they need to fill and empty while taking pictures... don't eat to close to appointment either.. hope it helps.

I wondered about this myself... good question.

My doc had me on Clear Liquids for ..... get this crap... 5 days after my first fill. Normally its 2 days but I think he didn't want any trouble during the weekend so he extended it a few extra days, nice eh~ . Let me just say I ate on the 3rd day (mushies). But this got me thinking that maybe I should have eaten before the fill so I wouldn't go thru the day with a growling belly.

I was told not to eat or drink anything two hours before. Then after I had my fill I was told I could only have liquids for three days and mushies for another three. I hope this helps.

Angie

It's amazing the various time spans of the liquids after the fill. My doctor has me do liquids 24 hours after, unless it's an unfill, :confused: , then he says I can eat whenever I want.:hungry:

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well seeing that im up at 6 30 maybe ill have a boost just to get something in :confused: today im struggling with not eating a Paczki .....:hungry:tradition at our house! and they smell soo darn good .. i did really good the last few weeks up till this last weekend and bam something went nuts (me) i have gained back 6 pounds so far thank goodness i go tomarrow hopefully i will get a little restriction i know it takes a few fills but i wouldnt mind just a little!!!!!!!!

Man, doctors are so different in their protocols!

Okay, we almost never have fills under the flouro, our fill nurses are that good. I can't speak for most people, but the sting from the needle is hardly even noticable.

We are told to "take it easy" for the rest of the day after our fills, we don't have to do days of liquids or mushies.

And I would suggest eating something an hour or so before you fill.

Mine is 3 days liquids and 3 days mushies after! Which actually I'm glad for, because I always hear people on here complaining how they are too tight right after a fill and they try to eat and then have to go a few days on mushies anyways. I tried to eat after one of my fills and had some serious pain from getting stuck, I stick to what my doc says now!

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