Oatmeal?

[a_jap21 5]

Can you eat instant oatmeal on the first week?

[Kennedy 100]

I'm on week 7 and I am still not allowed oatmeal.

[Mrs.RRn 2,110]

Everyone's diet is different.... But probably not.

[SeriouslyChange 319]

It's too thick and lumpy, don't push yourself too much just yet

[Kayleen1984 6]

I put my pack of instant oatmeal in my nutri bullet before I mix it with the milk until it's ground to a powder and it works greatfor me!

[a_jap21 5]

I put my pack of instant oatmeal in my nutri bullet before I mix it with the milk until it's ground to a powder and it works greatfor me!

How many days do you have?

[Kayleen1984 6]

How many days do you have?

. I'm on day 5 right now. My doc says I can have oatmeal but it has to be blended and thinned.

[StephaniesCharm 4]

When I was banded, I used the different baby food cereals, oatmeal with mixed fruit or with bananas... A week out. But this time having had the sleeve (and only one week out), my post op diet doesn't included it at all.

[treewithano 14]

Cream of wheat has not given me any issues

[sixbuttons 102]

I can have weight control oatmeal when I start my fourth week out.

[Chelsi 107]

I'm allowed plain oatmeal at week 3. I can eat cream of wheat/farina now at 1 week post op. Maybe try that instead?

[SkinnyScrapper 57]

I'm allowed plain oatmeal at week 3. I can eat cream of wheat/farina now at 1 week post op. Maybe try that instead?

Cream of wheat with Protein powder was great for me.

[mlcarawan 16]

I could have steel cut oats starting the 3rd week.

[krislaw33 25]

Actually ate low sugar instant oatmeal for the 1st time today and I'm 7 days post op. It's on my list of can have's, just thinned a bit with Water. Wasn't able to eat but a 1/2 cup cooked but it was the best oatmeal I've ever had! So glad to be off clears liquids!

[LouiseC 1,029]

I had porridge (which I think is what Americans call steel cut oats) within the first week. It was on my plan and helped with post OP Constipation too. However everyone has a different plan so follow what your NUT/ surgeon recommends.