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Food items to have Post Op

Getting my sleeve in Mexico on June 9th. What food items and vitamins should I have in my house for Post op preparation? I want to be prepared when I come home so that I won't have to run out to the store to shop. Any suggestions would be much appreciated.

Thanks in advance!

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  • KristenLe
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    @@sleeverv I'm still pre-surgery but I've got a list in my head already. Don't buy too much of anything - you may not be able to tolerate the taste post-op (even if you like it now). Protein shakes

  • Sophie74656
    Sophie74656

    you should meet with a nutritionist and discuss what you can have post op. Every plan is different I was on liquids for two weeks, soft foods for two weeks, then all foods after that

  • Inner Surfer Girl
    Inner Surfer Girl

    For the clear phase, I really liked ProtiDiet liquid beverage concentrates (they gave me some in the hospital), sugar-free Popsicles, sugar-free jello, crystal light/Mio drops, decaf tea, etc.

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@@sleeverv I'm still pre-surgery but I've got a list in my head already. Don't buy too much of anything - you may not be able to tolerate the taste post-op (even if you like it now). Protein shakes (pre-made), Protein powder, broth, sugar free Jello, chicken, veggie or beef stock/broth (even better if you make your own bone broth - more protein), greek yogurt (watch sugar content), crystal light or similar Water flavoring, bottled water (might even want to try a few kinds).

Good luck!

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@@sleeverv I'm still pre-surgery but I've got a list in my head already. Don't buy too much of anything - you may not be able to tolerate the taste post-op (even if you like it now). Protein shakes (pre-made), protein powder, broth, sugar free Jello, chicken, veggie or beef stock/broth (even better if you make your own bone broth - more protein), greek yogurt (watch sugar content), crystal light or similar Water flavoring, bottled water (might even want to try a few kinds).

Good luck!

Thank you so much! This helps!!

you should meet with a nutritionist and discuss what you can have post op. Every plan is different

I was on liquids for two weeks, soft foods for two weeks, then all foods after that

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you should meet with a nutritionist and discuss what you can have post op. Every plan is different

I was on liquids for two weeks, soft foods for two weeks, then all foods after that

Thank you. That makes a lot of sense.

For the clear phase, I really liked ProtiDiet liquid beverage concentrates (they gave me some in the hospital), sugar-free Popsicles, sugar-free jello, crystal light/Mio drops, decaf tea, etc.

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Where do you buy the ProtiDiet liquid beverage concentrates?

For the clear phase, I really liked ProtiDiet liquid beverage concentrates (they gave me some in the hospital), sugar-free Popsicles, sugar-free jello, crystal light/Mio drops, decaf tea, etc.

My nut gave a shopping list of sorts.... I'm thinking it would be hard to say what you should be... It seems everyone on here is following different protocols... I'll be on full liquids on day 3.... I'm not required to do a 2 week liquid diet, just Clear Liquids the day before the surgery...

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Where do you buy the ProtiDiet liquid beverage concentrates?

For the clear phase, I really liked ProtiDiet liquid beverage concentrates (they gave me some in the hospital), sugar-free Popsicles, sugar-free jello, crystal light/Mio drops, decaf tea, etc.

My surgeon's office had them. I also order them online through Bariatric Choice.

@innersurfergirl... How long did you stay on the clear phase post-op?

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Mine was one week. But, I built on it so I still used some of the same things as I progressed through the phases.

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