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Popsicles not sugar free

What happens if you have Popsicles post op during the liquid stage that are not sugar free? I was unable to find sugar free pops at my grocery store 2 days post op and I seem to be doing fine? Thanks for the feedback.

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What happens? Well the sun crashes to the earth, it's starts to rain cats and dogs and you start growing feet from your head!!!.. Ok, well actually nothing happens. The Docs mostly want us to avoid processed refined sugars because it is very unhealthy, some people do not tolerate sugar at all after surgery and it makes you gain weight like nothing else known to man! However, having a little bit now and then isn't going to hurt you. Just try not to make a habit out of it. If you can't find sugar free ones, try making your own from 100% juice. The sooner you can cut the sugar addiction the better off you will be in the long run! God luck!!

I enjoy regular banana popsicle from walmart 24pks less than $3 . Down 43 lbs in 5 weeks . Each is about 50 cals. Everything in moderation

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Thanks guys that helps a lot. Yes it's just temporary. My grocery store is getting new frozen section. ☺

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