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Milkshakes, other soups

After 1 week post op, has anyone graduated to full liquids? Does that include any soup, or milkshakes or shaved ice? Please help!

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https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/MediaLibraries/URMCMedia/hh/services-centers/bariatrics/documents/BariatricMealPlan_Liquid.pdf

This was my liquid meal plan from my surgeon's office. But don't you have a nutritionist who has given you guidelines?

Also, I would stay away from milkshakes/shaved ice because it has a ton of sugar, which will cause dumping. You don't want that experience, trust me! You should be aiming for 5 or less grams of sugar in everything you eat, or at least those are the guidelines I was given, and the same ones most people have. Sometimes 4 or 5 grams of sugar was enough to make me really sick in the beginning.

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Awesome! Thank you! The RN in the hospital told me liquids, and I was hungry today.. I ended up choosing fat free vegetable broth

Generally in the full liquid stage, this can be Soups that have been strained from solids. Beef broth is a good example. In the puree stage, this can be soups that are blended in a blender. In the solid stage, this can be a can of soup with solids.

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