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soup please

Any suggestions on soups for liquid after surgery diet?

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I already passed my clear liquid phase im on full.liquid

I had my sixth "fill" today, so my protocol is liquids on day of fill, mushies on second day, then back to regular food. Tonight, I placed a cup of my homemade vegetable soup into my Ninja, and puréed it. Delicious! Hang in there.... YOU CAN DO "ANYTHING" FOR TWO WEEKS!

I need more suggestions tired of soup

So...I'm 7 days post op today and still on the liquids...I can have the protien shakes however..my docs office told me to stop them because I tried them for 3 days and had the runs :( ugh...so now I'm starving!!!!! I feel like I've failed because I'm so hungry. What is wrong with me??? I am so worried that when I do start to eat again I won't feel full after the small amounts...anybody experiencing or has experienced this and or my fear???

Clear liquids you can see through (water, tea, broth, apple juice, etc). Full liquids you cannot see through (milk, cream soups, tomato soup, puddings, etc.). Regular foods cooked well and mashed or put through a blender are soft foods. Soft foods that are whizzed through a blender or thinned down to where they slide off a spoon are pureed foods.

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Actually im experincing the same hunger fight. We suppose to have something in our stomach all time so that we cant be hungry. I feel the same way at times infeel anorexic.

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