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Ten days post op- eggs?

How bad would it be if I had a bite or two if scrambled eggs? No milk or anything just need something besides liquid in my tummy!

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    Eggs were one of the toughest things to digest after surgery. I was allowed anything soft/mushy/pureed starting day 8. But something about eggs made my stomach seize up with just the smallest bite. If

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Eggs were one of the toughest things to digest after surgery. I was allowed anything soft/mushy/pureed starting day 8. But something about eggs made my stomach seize up with just the smallest bite. If you are going to try scrambled eggs, don't over cook them or it will be even tougher to digest. I did try some creamy peanut butter as well, it was much easier to digest.

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I actually just had a small spoon of creamy pb and it was perfect and satisfying, I needed something besides the liquids! Thank you for responding :) I push off the eggs until after I see my nutritionist on thurs.

eggs were one of the toughest things to digest after surgery. I was allowed anything soft/mushy/pureed starting day 8. But something about eggs made my stomach seize up with just the smallest bite. If you are going to try scrambled eggs, don't over cook them or it will be even tougher to digest. I did try some creamy Peanut Butter as well, it was much easier to digest.

Me too!!!!!!

Shel

I tried eggs day 14 and still threw them up. Was very disappointing but I didn't measure them in a cup like my other food so maybe I pushed it.

Eggs were one of the toughest things to digest after surgery. I was allowed anything soft/mushy/pureed starting day 8. But something about eggs made my stomach seize up with just the smallest bite. If you are going to try scrambled eggs, don't over cook them or it will be even tougher to digest. I did try some creamy peanut butter as well, it was much easier to digest.

I agree eggs were very hard to digest.

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