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  • blondie66
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    No u can't have sweet potato fries yet it's too soon. Wait for 8 - 10 weeks before u have hard solids.

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When was your surgery? It has been 5 months since my GYN and just made them last week. I was able to eat about 6 sliced thin.

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How far r you into your surgury? I am a year and few months and yes I have them baked.

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When was your surgery? It has been 5 months since my GYN and just made them last week. I was able to eat about 6 sliced thin.



I was sleeved on 02/17/17


Hi

oh I see. I would check with your doctor to see if it's not to early for you to eat certain foods. I would follow his diet and ask him to make sure before. Best wishes. I know I had cravings after I had my bypass for certain foods but they went away but you want to make sure to avoid any obstruction.

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This close to your surgery date, I would seriously doubt your surgeon would recommend it and I'm also pretty sure your stomach wouldn't like it. Also you should be focusing on maximizing the protein intake at this stage. There will be plenty of time for sweet potatoes the rest of your life.

Don't get me wrong, I love sweet potatoes and eat them frequently. But you need the protein now more than the carbs. Not because of weightloss, but because protein is the building blocks for healing and muscle tissue. And at almost 2 months out you are still healing and building reinforced scar tissue where the fundus was removed.

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