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Argument with NP over Coffee

Today I went to my bariatric nurse and we had a very tense conversation over coffee. On my 3 month check up I decided to let my nurse know that I have started to drink coffee on occasion. She was not pleased. She said in her experience drinking coffee/decaf coffee will give me ulcers. She sees it all the time that people who drink coffee/decaf coffee come back with ulcers years later. Basically she guaranteed an ulcer if I continue. I asked that I would like to see research which got her more fired up. She said this is based on her years of experience. I should never have coffee or decaf ever again.

Any truth to this? What are people's thoughts on coffee?

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  • coffee isn't going to give you an ulcer. If I was in your position I would bring in a lot of recent literature and tell her she needs to work on her evidence based practice. The belief that coffee c

  • Bluesea71
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    JFGI. Sorry, I couldn't resist saying that . The internet makes a wealth of information available to us with a click of a button. You will find arguments on both sides and each of us has to decide how

  • Bufflehead
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    Another thing that gets tossed around a lot but is actually without any modern scientific evidence: coffee will dehydrate you. Actual scientific, published studies show that coffee will *not* dehydrat

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I'm allowed to have 2 cups a day post op for 6 weeks. After that as much as I want. My surgeon has been doing this for a long time too. She might not understand difference between rny and sleeve.

Decaf is actually on my approved full liquid list. Which I find strange because I think it's more acidic than regular. I figure if I can have decaf then I might as well drink regular and be sure to stay hydrated. I haven't had coffee yet. I'm 9 days out but have started regular tea even though I'm suposed to stick to decaf. I haven't had an issue with acid in the slightest but still a Lil leary of coffee. Seriously looking forward to it though! Lol

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