Caffeine?

[iamblessed1225 61]

Can anyone tell me why after our sleeve caffeine is bad for us?

[jaysleever 61]

the acid from the coffee whether its caffeinated or not also its a diuretic which means it stimulates your bladder to go more. Which means dehydration possibly.

[ProjectMe 909]

To add to @@Rocky1 List: 3. Caffeine stimulates hunger hormone.

Edited February 19, 2015 by ProjectMe

[iamblessed1225 61]

Thanks so I guess red bull and 5 hour energy is out of the question!

[JamieLogical 8,727]

I was allowed to start drinking coffee again at 30 days post op, just had to be sure to add milk or cream so it wasn't as harsh on my still-healing stomach.

[iamblessed1225 61]

Thanks so I guess red bull and 5 hour energy is out of the question!

I'm 8 months out and my doctor is still saying NO caffeine

[ProjectMe 909]

Thanks so I guess red bull and 5 hour energy is out of the question!I'm 8 months out and my doctor is still saying NO caffeine

My Dr. & nutritionist told me "No caffeine starting now, because you can't have it after surgery...ever" This was said during the 1st required nutrition class and at each subsequent class. At the time I drank at least 3 cups a day, but chose to quit after that 1st class. That was 7 months ago, and now I can't stand the smell of coffee and don't miss it

[My3lovies 25]

I was told no Motrin and no caffeine but then told after stomach healed caffeine was ok but not in excess and told if I need Motrin just to take it with food and drink so it won't sit on stomach lining and cause a issue...they like liquid Motrin better if you take it. Anyways I drink 2 cups of coffee a day along with Motrin daily for some osteoarthritis issues my surgeon is aware said should not be a problem just don't do in excess. Almost 2 years since surgery and no problems...I think doctors error on the side of caution d/t your stomach is tiny now and they don't want chance hurting any part of what is left.