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2 week preop diet...includes 1 meal a day!

I received my 2 week preop diet and it includes (1) meal a day & (4) Protein shakes a day.

*Protein

*Starch &

*Vegetable

My question...Does everyone have a 2 week full liquid diet? or

You are able to eat a meal during your pre-op?

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My Dr has allowed me to have one meal during my preop diet and it's very strict. Not all Dr's let their patients have a meal during their preop diet, like my momma was instructed to have only liquids which included Jello but my Dr stated I can have one meal but jello is something I'm not allowed to have , not all Dr's require 2 weeks preop diet and some Dr's do not require a preop diet at all

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Edited by BubblesOhSoSleeved

I have a similar one,2+ shakes and one meal of Protein and veggies. Everyone on here is different for preop, follow the advice of your surgeon because as that keeps things safer and more consistent for them during surgery. I am one week in on my preop diet and so far it hasn't been too bad, hard time of year to be on it so I am super grateful for having the one meal of real food

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