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Alchohol

Is drinking a bit of alcohol 15 days post op that bad? I know they say you get drunk a lot faster, so if I watch out for how much I drink is it okay to drink just a bit? Like maybe a small cup? Or is it not allowed

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  • You're kidding, right? No, alcohol is not okay to drink 15 days out. Call your surgeon. He'll tell you.

  • read what I wrote on the botton..my doc said I can drink after a month..realistically were young n are gonna drink so everyone jumping down ur throat is bs.. ur not a monster for asking it's a valid

  • My surgeon says alcohol is not allowed at the 15 day mark. Your stomach is healing plus it's empty calories. Ask your doctor and your NUT

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Sure. But don't drink more than 10 drinks the first time.

The second time you go out, no more than half a bottle.

The third time, limit yourself to a liter of alcohol. Or 6 bottles of wine.

You should be fine.

Sure. But don't drink more than 10 drinks the first time.

The second time you go out, no more than half a bottle.

The third time, limit yourself to a liter of alcohol. Or 6 bottles of wine.

You should be fine.

And don't forget your designated driver! With the surgery, you just don't know how that liter will affect you! You know, other than the pesky empty calories that stall weight loss and coating your newly operated on stomach with ulcer causing compounds. It's not like you just had major, life changing surgery, right?

But, like your surgeon said, you're young and want to live in the REAL world!

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