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Two Week Post Surgery Diet

Hi. Quick question. I am on a liquid diet for two weeks. I am only allowed Water, popsicles, broth, & Protein drinks. Question is do I have to make my Protein shakes with only water?? Can I add half water/half skim milk?? Can I add some yogurt? powder Peanut Butter? Or banana??

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You would have to confirm that with your dr. I used Atkins shakes. They tasted good. They kept me full. And there are several flavors. But as far as I know, skim milk would be ok. But not the yogurt, PB, or banana. Good luck. :D

I used skim milk, which gave an extra 9 grams of protein...I first used half water and 1/2 skim, just to be sure It agreed with me, then the second one, I used 8 oz skim( i use the Unjury protein shakes) Good luck!

My doctor told me either water or skim milk. the milk will give you more protein. I wouldn't try the banana just yet, ask your doctor first.

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