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Day of surgery

When can you drink anything? I read somewhere that you dont drink for the first day?

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You can't drink until the following day when they do an upper GI to check for leaks. They'll give you ice with a mouth swabber but no drinking

It depends on the surgeon. I drank a couple of hours after surgery. my surgeon did leak tests while I was still out .....before going to the recovery room. Best Wishes

I got ice chips later in the day but i was too doped out of my mind like 5 hours post op i was in alot of pain i have a difficult time w pain meds they dont work well if at all, so that night when i finally got up i felt better next morning and all that day i got water then third an final day i got crystal light yogurt and broth to choose from had some yogurt did fine with it

Best of luck!!!!!

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