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I'm on the full liquid and would really live some fruit. Any idea when I can have fruit? I'd love some watermelon!!! Just a bite or even the juice would e great.

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From my understanding fruit is hard to digest but im only 3.5 weeks post so I would see if someone else answers

I am surgery from may 15th and I wads told watermelon was ok dead less of course. And apple juice, orange juice and grapefruit juice. All before and after surgery.

I am surgery from may 15th and I wads told watermelon was ok dead less of course. And apple juice, orange juice and grapefruit juice. All before and after surgery.

I was told that, during the after surgery liqiud diet, juices need to be cut 50% with Water.

oh no dont do fruits, have the juice, diluted, but no added sugar! fruits are very very hard to digest, im over 6 months out, and theyre still hard to digest!

I eat a banna every day since two weeks when I started soft foods.... It is allowed and encouraged. I also threw in some strawberrie in my shaked once for a fix. I trust was told natural sugar from fruit is ok in moderation, the sugars in it are not bad like juice and other things, but like everything strict moderation. Juice and live fruit is not the same thing they digest differently and juice is more concenitrted.

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