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Hola me operó de bypass en 5 días y estoy nerviosa y haciendo una dieta líquida que me tiene loca de el hambre y de la debilidad. Algún consejo? Para el hospital y para luego de operarme?

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Mi consejo is que no te preocupes tanto de la dieta. La dieta ante de cirugía es mas difícil que la dieta después de cirugía. Después de la cirugía te vas sentir llena fácilmente. Lo importante es que sigas las instrucciones del doctor y las enfermeras. Sentir ansiosa antes de cirugía es completamente normal. Lo importante es su salud. El progreso que vas hacer después de cirugía son como pequeños regalos o dinero encontrado. Van haber días lentos y van haber días fabulosos. Cuando las enfermeras te aconsejan que camines después de cirugía oiga las instrucciones. Te van a llenar con el gas CO2 y si no caminas después de cirugía, los gases se quedan atrapado en el pecho. Una condición que simulan dolor de pecho. Buena suerte con tu cirugía Liliana!

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Hola @@lilianaferro,

Mi español no es muy bueno (puedo leerlo) pero quiero ofrecer apoyo. Estoy de acuerdo con @Nikasio. Su consejo es bueno. Su resistente pero se vale la pena y lo que realmente es más fácil después de la cirugía. Buena suerte!

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Ante que se me olvide, especialmente para las mujeres, el bypass requiere suplementario hiero. Lo que he leído es que ciertas formas de hiero son mas digestibles que otras. Dependiendo de la cirugia, el duodeno no puede ayudar con las absorción de hiero. Si estas consultando con una Nutricionista pregúntale sobre cuando es mejor tomarse las vitaminas. Ciertas combinaciones benefician la absorción, otras combinaciones son detrimental a la absorción. El hiero con vitamina C. El calcio citrato con la vitamina D y magnesio van juntos <<Calcium Citrate, Magnesium and Vitamin D3>>. Por favor disculpes mi español, ha sido décadas que no lo escribo.

http://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cirug%C3%ADa_bari%C3%A1trica

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