VSG Dietary Guidelines

[Tiffykins 672]

Maybe we could get this "Sticky'd" on the forum. I ran across this link and think has some really great information.

It's a long, detailed PDF file chalked full of information for VSG Patients. This covers post-op diet to vitamins/supplements, quick guide to Protein count in certain foods.

http://www.iabsobesitysurgery.com/Media/Forms/SleeveDietGuide.pdf

[schatzie 0]

Excellent!!!

[MINI-Me 196]

Great resource. Thanks Tiffy!!!

[Barbara278 9]

Printed a copy out. Thanks Tiff!

[Itstime 0]

I'm printing this out also, thanks Tiffy!!! By the way how are your doing?

Linda

[Tiffykins 672]

I'm printing this out also, thanks Tiffy!!! By the way how are your doing?

Linda

Doing pretty good today. I ate some crackers, about 4oz of a baked potato with cheese and ranch dressing, and just had 1/4 of an apple.

Thankfully, the pain while eating and drinking is completely resolved. I just have some residual pain under my right rib. Dr. R said he had to take down some scar tissue around my liver just to get to my gallbladder so I expect to be sore for a few more days. He also did some exploring around in my abdominal cavity to ensure everything looked good. Overall, I'm feeling pretty good. I think I'll be able to sleep in bed tonight instead of the recliner.

[Itstime 0]

You know, it sounds like it was a good thing for this to happen. He was able to remove scar tissue that could have hurt you down line for sure, so with a clean bill you are on your way. So happy for you!

Linda

[cajun 46]

Tiff, thanks for the great reference. sleep well tonight!

[Oregondaisy 2,019]

I read that on OH and I wish Mac was still posting here. she is a wealth of information! I liked all the information about Vitamins.< /strong>

[sweetie333 3]

Thanks Tiffy! Great Article!!! May God Bless you always:)

[Keys Pirate 70]

Hey Tiff,

Thanks for that and so glad you're feeling better. A question for the board; what's this about raw veggies? I mean, I get it, I understand why we should stay away from raw cellulose overall but... really? I wasn't a veggie maniac "before" but I hate to think I'll not be able to have salad and/or most raw vegetables from here on out. Any thoughts?? Thanks guys.

Carol

[cajun 46]

Hey Tiff,

Thanks for that and so glad you're feeling better. A question for the board; what's this about raw veggies? I mean, I get it, I understand why we should stay away from raw cellulose overall but... really? I wasn't a veggie maniac "before" but I hate to think I'll not be able to have salad and/or most raw vegetables from here on out. Any thoughts?? Thanks guys.

Carol

I've been eating spinach salad. Chew well. Not having any problem. But it's so soft...not like carrots or broccoli.

There was one poster quite a while back who ate coconut, and ended up with it stuck in her stomach in a ball. She had to have it surgically removed. So I would say, I'd try only small amounts at a time, of any tough veggie, and chew chew chew.

[Tiffykins 672]

I was allowed to eat raw veggies and salads around the 3 month post-op mark. I remember the post Cajun is referencing. It was a bezoar that develop in this one particular patient's tummy. I enjoy salads pretty regularly, but I make sure that I chew plenty before swallowing.

[2b4me 0]

Thanks very much for this link.

[ryansgirl 1]

love the link tiff and glad you are feeling well!

xoxo,

nikki