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Coke / Pepsi

How long before you can consume Cabonated drinks.?

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  • giggleblue
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    21st of Nevuary

  • LipstickLady
    LipstickLady

    I agree with you. My doctor's rules "relaxed" a whole lot when I proved to him that I could stick to my pre-op diet (I did it for a month instead of the prescribed two weeks) and then lost 90% of my

  • None for this girl...even the though makes my sleeve scream...oh yes I can hear it

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I was told no carbonation ever again.

No carbonation.

I was told never again.

None for this girl...even the though makes my sleeve scream...oh yes I can hear it :)

21st of Nevuary

Edited by giggleblue

Don't even miss it...

Never

Never. Occasionally I will see someone drinking a soda and I will have a passing craving, but it goes away quickly.

Wellllllllllll..... I will be the lonely only that tells you to talk to your doctor.

I was told no soda at the pre-op stuff, but after surgery, my NP said I could have it in moderation after 6 months. I drink a Coke Zero (through a straw *gasp*) almost every day. Usually a fountain drink over ice so it's not too carbonated, but it's still good.

I never drank regular soda before and I will not now -- that's just empty calories that I won't waste.

That's just me, though! Talk to your doctor.

Well so I'm guessing nevert lol. Yea I too was told never again should I consider it. I hear people are able to which is their choice but the carbonation can cause sleeve stretching if done over long periods of time.

Wellllllllllll..... I will be the lonely only that tells you to talk to your doctor.

I was told no soda at the pre-op stuff, but after surgery, my NP said I could have it in moderation after 6 months. I drink a Coke Zero (through a straw *gasp*) almost every day. Usually a fountain drink over ice so it's not too carbonated, but it's still good.

I never drank regular soda before and I will not now -- that's just empty calories that I won't waste.

That's just me, though! Talk to your doctor.

A soda a day. My surgeon would never ever recommend that. Nor do I want a soda a day.. But if it works for your plan, no judgement.

Ditto. Never. One thing I found was that they make me uncomfortable now, (yeah, I HAD to try it), so I just don't want it anymore. The only time I miss it now is when I'm looking for a calorie free mixer for my drink!

Well so I'm guessing nevert lol. Yea I too was told never again should I consider it. I hear people are able to which is their choice but the carbonation can cause sleeve stretching if done over long periods of time.

Sleeves don't stretch. They will relax over time from the initial surgery, but it's not because of soda or carbonation. :)

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