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Pre Op liquid Diet Failure!

Hello, my surgery is on nov 18th, liquid diet hasn't been easy, surgeon assistant told me i have a fatty liver, i went to Pre Op appointment on the 9th. And surgeon did seem bother by my liver, he just told me to stay on my diet, BUT today i failed i went out for a birthday to a steak house and i feel so guilty, im scare that my surgeon will now that i cheated.. im just freaking out since my surgery is Friday Nov 18th .

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I would tell the surgeon what happened as soon as possible.

You are better off telling ur surgeon then waking up from surgery to find out he couldn't operate and closed u back up or for something to go wrong on the operating table. Just remember mind over matter. Gl

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^This for sure. Happened to one of the patients in the wing where I was recovering in. Doctor started in and found the liver to large and shut down the surgery.

I would say something to your surgeon ASAP. Aside from the fact the the pre-up diet is a foreshadowing of sorts to show your what life will be like post-op, it's also created for a reason. To reduce your fatty liver, to assist with the transition post-op, to make sure your stomach is 110% empty and ready to go. These are essentially doctors orders!! Call tomorrow morning - that way, if you have to reschedule, you'll get the earliest possible date.

Also, your surgeon will still charge you/your insurance company even if they open you up to discover they can't continue with surgery just the same if they completed the procedure. And you don't want to pay for something that didn't happen!

Good luck!

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