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Cream soup... help?

I'm 2 weeks post op today an have been on clear fluids so far. I can start creamed soups (strained) milk, shakes, etc. So, I had 2 bites of a cream soup (2 table spoons maybe) and 3 minutes later was in agony (sharp stomach spasms), got a wave of nausea (which I haven't had for over a week), then puked. Why did this happen??? I'm desperate for something other than broth and jello, but not at that price!!! Thoughts?

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    I am about 3 weeks out and can not eat cream soup. I think its the heavy cream in it. I got the same way except it came out the other end plus a horrid stomach ache. I lived on greek yogurt, the 80 ca

  • try something else instead, like greek yogurt, Cottage cheese ( was considered a full liquid for me) or re-fried beans. Give your tummy a few days then try the soup again. It may be you just don't t

  • I started on full liquids while still in the hospital, but started out on protein shakes. I've also had yogurt, sugar free pudding and pureed chicken noodle soup. Perhaps the cream soup is too rich or

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I am about 3 weeks out and can not eat cream soup. I think its the heavy cream in it. I got the same way except it came out the other end plus a horrid stomach ache. I lived on greek yogurt, the 80 calorie light and fit. My Dr. did not have a problem with the fruit in it so it worked for me.

try something else instead, like greek yogurt, Cottage cheese ( was considered a full liquid for me) or re-fried beans. Give your tummy a few days then try the soup again. It may be you just don't tolerate it. I ate cream soups twice and i never want to eat another one again. Good luck!!

I started on full liquids while still in the hospital, but started out on protein shakes. I've also had yogurt, sugar free pudding and pureed chicken noodle soup. Perhaps the cream soup is too rich or you're sensitive to the milk. Switch it up and see if that works.

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