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3 Days Post Op Question about 1gm of sugar

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You are fine. There's no medical reason you can't have sugar after surgery, they just don't want you drinking all of your calories in junk, so "no sugar" is a good way to get you to pay attention to that. 1g is nothing to be worried about.

Agreed. You are fine. My NUT says to have no more than 6g of sugar per serving to be considered "low sugar". If you have shakes that only have 1g, then you are doing great!

My nutritionist said to keep below 5 grams per serving. I hope this helps

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