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Eating so much.

O my surgery was Oct 31, and I am currently on full fluids. My dietician considers cottage cheese a full fluid. So I am able to eat on average 1/3c of foods, including cottage cheese. This seems like so much. Is it possible that I am eating to much, and my nerves are not responding to being full, and I am over-eating?

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  • You are fresh out of surgery. Yes, you are correct, your nerves need time to heal. Meanwhile, you need to measure your meals according to your Bariatric binder or your nutritionist's advice. That will

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    I never even considered your nerves not being sensitive after surgery! Thanks for pointing that out

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You'll be able to eat far less hard protein when you get to full diet, probably.

You are fresh out of surgery. Yes, you are correct, your nerves need time to heal. Meanwhile, you need to measure your meals according to your Bariatric binder or your nutritionist's advice. That will teach you self discipline and prevent you from eating more than your new pouch can tolerate.

I highly recommend logging your daily food intake. It's an amazing tool to control your calorie count and exercise. It will keep you grounded and accountable.

your nerves need time to heal.

I never even considered your nerves not being sensitive after surgery! Thanks for pointing that out

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