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Hi everyone, as I am goirng through my 2nd week of post op, I cannot help but feel the post-op diet is different for everyone. I have heard one nutritionist will not allow their patients to progress at all, where others will determine how you are tolerating food. What I want to know is what was your post-op diet, were there anythings you were told to avoid any given week, and if your nutritionist would progress you if you were doing well.
Here is my post op diet:
day 1-3 clear liquids (self explanatory)
day 4 to 13 Full liquids
Water; Protein Supplement; Carnation Sugar free instant breakfast; Skim or 1% milk, gatorade, crystal light, sugar free cocoa, non-fat greek yogurt, cottage cheese, pudding, riocatta cheese, decaf tea or coffee (and clear liquid items)
Day 14 to 30 Pureed Diet
scrambled eggs, canned chicken mashed with a fork, fat free refried beens, lentils or split peas, skim or 1% milk, non-fat greek yogurt, apple sauce, blended peaches or pears, mashed banana, mashed potatoes (sweet potatoes), mashed carrots cauliflower or winter squash
(but then it goes on to say I can have hamburger
Day 31 to 45 Soft Diet
boneless skinless chicken or turkey; fish, shellfish, clams, eggs, pork or beef tenerloin, sirloin, flank steak dark meat chicken or turkey, lean ham, canadian bacon, veal, salmon...
there is more in terms of veggies, but figured I wouldn't list everything. Let me know if this was your meal plan, or if yours was different, I have noticed a lot in the way of differences with the pre-op diet, just trying to figure out if the post-op is the same way.