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I want some chicken soup , but no chicken broth I ate it so much it's making me nauseous . Could it be any kind of soup ?

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  • At 10 days out, I was on full liquids - that included any "cream of..." soups, as mentioned above - just had to be sure to strain any chunks out! Anything that required chewing was still a "no no" ba

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not sure I understand your question...when was your surgery? are you asking for soup suggestions?

My dr had me on clear liquids for a week and then full liquids for another week...so when I was 10 days out I could have any "cream of..." soups...the cream of chicken was my favorite, and it was definitely an improvement over the chicken broth...I tried cream of mushroom but didn't like it..there is also cream of asparagus, cream of shrimp, cream of broccoli--really a lot of choices in that category...also, many people here in the forum have loved cream of tomato soup...I was hesitant to eat it because of higher sugar content (I am diabetic) and the acidity of tomatoes (thought I might get heartburn)...but many people have enjoyed the cream of tomato soup with no problems...good luck! just remember that this liquid phase is only temporary and it won't be long before you can move on to soft/mushy/pureed foods

At 10 days out, I was on full liquids - that included any "cream of..." soups, as mentioned above - just had to be sure to strain any chunks out! Anything that required chewing was still a "no no" back then.

I survived on protein shakes mostly. I did incorporate sf pudding and yogurt early. My surgeon allowed us to have that.... :)

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