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  • Sign a release of records and give contact info for any MD's you have seen in the past year;. They'll ask for what they need.

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My preop diet was great, I lost 16lbs. We had to do it for 1 week, 3 Protein shakes a day and 1 meal, protein and veggies. I did my meal at dinner time. We could also have clear fluids, anytime, clear Soup, popsicles, Jello, tea decaf, diet juices like cranberry, no sugar, no calories, chrystal light. Then 2 days before surgery we had to do all Clear liquids only. Mostly so we could shrink the liver to make the surgery safer. There must be a reason why they do not require you to do this, but the sooner you give up the sugar and carbs the better. No rice, Pasta and bread for 6 months to 1 year following surgery, no soda ever, and no liquor for 1 year. Good luck. I am not recommending you do the above just giving you an example of what I did.

Your insurance doesn't determine your preop diet, your surgeon does. Some surgeons don't require one, based on their experience and your starting weight.

Not something to worry about!

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I went to the seminar and they said they require a few days of liquid diet before surgery and then 2 weeks of post op liquid diet after surgery. I quess i just didnt expect it to be so easy. I was prepared for so much.

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I also dont know what to do in regards for my pcp records. I see a endocrinologist every 3-6 months and she usually takes care of everything i need. And i was seeing my obgyn last year since i was pregnant. Should i just give them my 12 months records from them?

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