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Fruit Juice

So, maybe I've been super bad. I'm not sure. My hospital gave me apple juice and it wasn't diluted. So I've not been diluting it since I had no issues and it's super yummy. I drank 8 oz of it this morning. I'm not meeting calorie requirements yet...so I thought why not. But now reading through my doctors instructions and searching the internet...all the sites say to dilute it.

Um, have I done something bad. Is there a reason I have to dilute? I'll start...I just figured it had to be okay...you know since the RNs on a Bariatric floor gave it to me.

Then again, one of my nurses really sucked. So who knows?

I don't notice any nausea or upset stomach after the juice. What's the point of diluting?

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    I can tolerate undiluted juices also. They recommend diluting because of the sugar content. I try to stay away from juices because of the calories and sugar but i dont think it would be a big deal e

  • This is what my surgeon gave me. juice Rule: If the juice has less than 15g of carbs per 8 oz, you do not have to dilute. If the juice has more than 15g per oz., dilute with equal parts of Water.

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I can tolerate undiluted juices also. They recommend diluting because of the sugar content. I try to stay away from juices because of the calories and sugar but i dont think it would be a big deal every now and then.

xo Hilary

Follow your dr orders !!!

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Yes, I think I'm giving up the juice. Honestly, I didn't notice the diluted part before. I've been on drugs and just kind of trying to get through it. I was just drinking it cuz that's how the hospital gave it to me. If I drink it, and I probably won't cuz diluted juice sounds shaz nasty, I'll dilute it.

It makes sense due to sugar content. It doesn't bother me, but it's probably best not to. :) Thanks ya'll. Just trying to work through this! :)

This is what my surgeon gave me.

juice Rule: If the juice has less than 15g of carbs per 8 oz, you do not have to dilute. If the juice has more than 15g per oz., dilute with equal parts of Water. Do not drink more than 4 oz. of either juice per hour.

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That's actually really helpful. Thank you!

My nurses sucked too. They gave me soda, ice cream and crackers. Total dingbats.

My nurses sucked too. They gave me soda' date=' ice cream and crackers. Total dingbats.[/quote']

Oh my! I am glad my nurses knew what to give me.

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