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At what point can we have salad

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I started eating salads at 4 weeks post op. everyone's surgeon has different ideas, check with your doc

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I eating I now about 2 1/2 months. I try it sooner made me vomit.

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My surgeon doesn't allow salads/crunchy veggies until 4 months post op.

Wow, that would be hard. I can't live without a salad with lemon and seasoning

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I tried at 1 month, didn't work. 2 months, no luck!! Last week - almost 3 months I ate a bison salad from Ted, avacodos and tomatoes :). I could only do a few bites :)

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I will be 6 weeks tomorrow and had a small salad with fresh spinach tonight and did fine.

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Adding the Protein to the veggies kills two birds with one stone. When I had the lap band they were a waste of space today I love them. Protein and veggies!!!

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My Dr. Said your insides are not ready to work hard enough to digest raw veggies and fruit for 4 months. Let your stomach heal, then try the raw stuff.

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Why eat salads? It fills you up and u don't get Protein? Unless u add meat...

Just saying.

My dietician said that salads are empty calories which only fill u up. So then u will not have enough room for your Protein. I was told I can introduce salads at 12 weeks post op.

surgery date: 7/30/12

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My dietician said that salads are empty calories which only fill u up. So then u will not have enough room for your Protein. I was told I can introduce salads at 12 weeks post op.

surgery date: 7/30/12

That was my understanding as well. But each surgeon is different, as to what they want us to eat or stay away from.

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