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Candy?

I'm 1 week post op. Can I have sugar free candy to suck on? I have sugar free cinnamon candies that I love. It doesn't say yay or nay on my diet plan. And I'm not talking about sugar free chocolate or anything!

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    I'm 1 week post op. Can I have sugar free candy to suck on? I have sugar free cinnamon candies that I love. It doesn't say yay or nay on my diet plan. And I'm not talking about Sugar Free chocolate or anything!

    My brochure said yes. I'm a bit sensitive to sugar alcohol tho so I have kinda stayed away

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    I eat sugar free peppermint it helps settle my stomach.

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    It also helps if you suffer from that horrible breath right after surgery... :D

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