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Decaf. Coffee

I know it's probably okay, but I have been drinking decaf coffee with a splash of chocolate milk lately. They told me coffee was a no after surgery but I don't understand why decaf is terrible? Someone elaborate for me, pleaaaaase?

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  • GAWildKat
    GAWildKat

    I asked the doc about the coffee, its the caffeine some people dehydrate too much to be safe drinking it, decaf is acceptable.

  • recordsmom
    recordsmom

    I don't know why decaf wouldn't be okay. Actually my NUTand surgeon both said regular coffee is okay as long as I can tolerate it.

  • OregonTeacher
    OregonTeacher

    My NUT told me decaf is just fine. I have had no problems with it. I am 6 weeks post-op and have been drinking it for several weeks now.

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I don't know why decaf wouldn't be okay. Actually my NUTand surgeon both said regular coffee is okay as long as I can tolerate it.

I asked the doc about the coffee, its the caffeine some people dehydrate too much to be safe drinking it, decaf is acceptable.

My NUT told me decaf is just fine. I have had no problems with it. I am 6 weeks post-op and have been drinking it for several weeks now.

I was never told to stay away from coffee. I use unsweetened vanilla almond milk (30 calories per cup). I haven even discussed this with my surgeon and he said it was fine!

Funny, the hospital brought me decaf coffee for "breakfast" on day 2. I didn't drink it but have since I've been home. I am on day #6.

I was told decaf coffee was okay before and after surgery just allowed 1 cup though

I was told decaf was fine!

I've been drinking decaf like crazy, was also told it was fine.

What about a little non dairy creamer in the decaf? I'm 7 days post op and still waiting for the signs of hunger before I eat anything. I'm thinking no but wondering.

Just be careful with liquid calories. They won't fill you up, so it's really just a waste. I use unsweetened vanilla almond milk (30 calories per cup) and I use about 1/2 cup for a 16 oz cup of coffee. Good luck!

I'm very new and wondering why decaf?

I drink full caffeine coffee!

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