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Pre-Op Diet

I had the first meeting with my NUT yesterday, and was surprised to find out that I'm NOT required to do a 2 week pre-op liquid diet! I guess from lurking on here, I kind of assumed that every doctor requires that. Mine just wants us to lose some weight with a 1200-1700 calorie diet, practice eating every 2-3 hours, getting my water and some exercise in, and eliminate "white" foods (potatoes, pasta, rice, etc). He also gave me a few pages with meal plan ideas. Anyone else have a pre-op diet plan that differs from the liquid diet? If you've already had your surgery, any advice?

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    sleeved2012, that sounds like a good idea. I'll try that. Thanks!

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I was given a 2 week diet & just told to eat healthy. To reduce my carbs, heavier on the protein, lower sodium etc.

I did start drinking a protein drink for breakfast every day & often had one for lunch as well. Just to get into the habit of getting more protein in.

Then 3 days pre-op I did have a liquid diet.

Sharon, did you eat cream soups? Does that mean like cream of broccoli? Or more puréed stuff like butternut squash soup?

Hola!!

My Surgery was done 3 days ago, my Dr. Also told me the same thing "NO pre-op diet" so for "Mothers Day" I took my mom out to (OutBack) and I eat the last meal and for the 1st time I added dessert lol, any way!! Been on liquid for 3 days, doing great, getting better, walking 10min every hour... The most painful thing for me has been te "GAS" but yet walking helps a lot... Good luck ;)...

I had the first meeting with my NUT yesterday, and was surprised to find out that I'm NOT required to do a 2 week pre-op liquid diet! I guess from lurking on here, I kind of assumed that every doctor requires that. Mine just wants us to lose some weight with a 1200-1700 calorie diet, practice eating every 2-3 hours, getting my Water and some exercise in, and eliminate "white" foods (potatoes, Pasta, rice, etc). He also gave me a few pages with meal plan ideas. Anyone else have a pre-op diet plan that differs from the liquid diet? If you've already had your surgery, any advice?

Hi Brianna!!

My name is Briana!!! I will be sleeved on 6/14. My doctor does not require a pre-op diet either. Just a liquid diet the day before surgery. Good Luck!

I was allowed cream soups pre-op, so that meant things like cream of mushroom, cream of brocolli etc. Post op I am not allowed them yet.

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Hi Brianna!!

My name is Briana!!! I will be sleeved on 6/14. My doctor does not require a pre-op diet either. Just a liquid diet the day before surgery. Good Luck!

Well hi there! Good luck to you as well! Do you have your surgery date yet?

i would recommend that you try to atleast eliminate one solid meal and do a protein shake instead. I found it difficult to go from solids to liquids even with my 2 week liquid diet.

Good luck to you with your surgery. Best wishes

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sleeved2012, that sounds like a good idea. I'll try that. Thanks!

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