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Clear liquids, but No jello?

Why woul my surgeon say no Jello.. I was really looking forward to it.

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  • Jello was one of the items that was on my list of foods to eat first after surgery. Every surgeon is different, I would follow what your doctor wants you to do.

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That's weird. Maybe they meant no jello pudding but yes to the gelatin? Or no to the regular jello but yes to sugar free? I'm not sure why but if it's a no to all jello then I would follow it. Sorry I don't have a better answer! Did you ask them for clarification or ask them why?

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I was half knocked out.. when the nutritionist came to see me. My mom said that's what she said, but she could be wrong. I just emailed her so I hope to get some clarification.

Well I guess it technically could get stuck if not chewed thoroughly, especially if you are half-knocked out...... Take it easy, worry about your fluids and protein, first.

My surgeon has a huge NO JELLO in my first three weeks. My surgery date is jan 10

Jello was one of the items that was on my list of foods to eat first after surgery. Every surgeon is different, I would follow what your doctor wants you to do.

No red Jello incase your bleeding inside. That's what my Dr told me. Only SF orange. Lime, lemon

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