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pre op liquid diet

Does anyone know if you can have soup on a liquid diet? Like tomato soup?

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That's funny. I was just going to ask the same question. I was just wondering about broth? I bought the low-fat, low-sodium, but I think it may still have too much sodium. Good question!

My doctor told me YES, so I get to start my liquid diet tomorrow for surgery on 05/07/14. You may also have sugar free Jello, of couse this is as per my doctor. Good luck to you.

I will have my surgery on12 may 14 and will start my pre- op diet on the 28th of this month, going to be hard as I will be in Vegas. But I want a healthy life so I'm going to suck it up while I'm in Vegas and stick to the liquid diet.

Tomato soup is fine. Your digestive system might react a bit differently to the acid in the soup because you're eating fewer calories. Good luck!

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Thanks for the answer, I instead of having soup, had a small can of V8 Juice, it was ok. Did get a bit of heartburn but quickly went away

I was wondering the same thing. My preop is 2 shakes and 1 sensable meal. I am scared I did not do well today, Shaked Breakfast, luncheon at work where I had a salad, some rot. chicken and a little dressing. Tonight I am shaking.

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