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Yup that happened to me too. It was like that for the first two weeks when I was on liquids. It does get better when you start introducing solids, as you would expect.
Best of luck with everything!


Yes! Very common. I talked to my doctor about it at then time... he said liquid going in, liquid coming out. Ew. Hang in there, it will pass. lol


Yes...started the 2nd week for me. Hang in there!!!


Me too. Then about 4 weeks after surgery the constipation set in. That was worse I think. It will fix itself and you'll forget all about it once you're post op and losing.


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Get used to it. Until you get to purée it is pretty much all loose stool. And then the opposite for a bit, when you need to increase fiber, get a squatty potty stool and try smoother move tea. But all of that is temporary.


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