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How far out from surgery are you?

Following!! I love fruit and getting the surgery in august

Until your six weeks out avoid anything with seeds or small pieces that might get stuck in your incision. Also, anything too acidic such as citrus is not good either. Bananas (maybe one half piece or less <sugar content>) would be okay. Apple sauce either home made or no sugar added should be okay too. Basically anything you can mush up.

Of course if you're not sure, always contact your dietician or surgeons office for clarification.

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