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I was wondering it before and after surgery if things like sugar free lollipops were permitted. I ask because I know being NPO the night before and most of the day or all of it I'm gonna be dying of thirst. I get mean and ferocious. Lol

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  • I don't know about lollipops, but that did remind me of something else. I wasn't allowed to drink anything after surgery till the leak test was done the next day and I would get extreme dry mouth a

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I would ask your nutitionist. I do know that sugar free popsicles were allowed. I loved them. They helped get me through! :D

I don't know about lollipops, but that did remind me of something else. I wasn't allowed to drink anything after surgery till the leak test was done the next day and I would get extreme dry mouth and lips. The Hospital had these really cool little sponges on a stick that I could dip in cold Water and wet my lips. What a relief they were. I was using them every five minutes.

Just FYI.

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