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Sugar free Popsicles

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If you're ever in doubt of what you can or cannot eat ask your nutritionist

Did they give you any written materials? They're usually allowed but every plan / surgeon seems to have different requirements. It's not typically only the night before so your diet may be different than others. Good luck tomorrow!

But are you even supposed to drink anything before your surgery? I think I was told not to even drink ANYTHING 8 hrs prior to surgery. This is because anesthesia can cause vomitting and cause you to aspirate (breathe in) your own vomit during surgery if there is anything in your stomach. So please follow the directions.

Ice pop cycles are fine. This is my first week after the surgery and I haven't any problem. I am making bone broth cause it have a lot of nutrients. You can also have liquid Protein, not the shakes during the first 2 weeks. After the surgery the dr and nutritionist should give you a food list

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Hi all, I'm now sleeved and 5 days post op so I made it... Lol... thanks for the feedback and yes the sugar free Popsicles were allowed on the pre-op diet. I started strictly clear liquids at 5pm the day before surgery and absolutely nothing after midnight.

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