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Gastric bypass

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Buy the premiere premade. They travel easy don't need refrigeration. Your internal healing is not ready for food!!!!

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    This is really something to check with your surgeon's team about. With the sleeve, we can generally tolerate soft foods early, and many of the long experienced sleeve/DS programs start out with soft foods as tolerated, and more are following suit as they gain experience with the sleeve. The bypass is a somewhat more delicate structure, so this doesn't really apply to that, so check with your surgeon to be sure.

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    Try miralax and stool softeners. If that doesnt help milk of magnesium will do it.

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    Yeah, popcorn is a bad idea, although I confess I licked the salt off of a few kernels at a movie a few weeks back.

    If you are 4 weeks out can we have popcorn or string cheese

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    Popcorn??

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