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do u eat corn

do u eat corn just wondering cuz i heard before surgery were not supposed to but im really wanting some corn

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    I've had corn post op and it was fine. It's a carby veggie so you shouldn't really eat it all the time if your trying for low carb, I think that's probably where the warning to stay away comes from. But I've eaten it and was fine!

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    I agree...corn is a higher carb vegetable...along with carrots, beats, potatoes. I don't know if you "can't" have it...

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    I enjoy a chicken tortilla soup that has a little corn and have had no problems.

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    I eat corn at least once a week and it has not affected any weight loss etc.....

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