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Liquid Pre Op

Can you add banana to shake in liquid stage?

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    My Doctor told me to mix in fresh or frozen fruit but specifically stated no bananas because they are too high in sugar

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My Doctor told me to mix in fresh or frozen fruit but specifically stated no bananas because they are too high in sugar :unsure:

I was told no bananas during my pre op diet. If they gave you any written material regarding do's and don'ts I'd check it or call the doctors office.

I had my nutrition consult yesterday and in addition to my 4 shakes/day I can have 1 serving of fruit and 1 serving of veggies. She said I could have banana's and could put it in my shake and try to make a smoothie out of it. Every clinic and every dr is different. I would call your dr's office.

Definitely check with your Doctor. The only thing I was told I could not add was oatmeal, however since I have seen that many Dr's do restrict the 'naners, I have limited it to once every other day.

Call your doctor, they're all different. Mine told me no bananas at all, and they wouldn't let me mix anything into those protein shakes. I had to take two a day and then have one small meal at dinner.

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