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Sushi after Surgery?

Has anyone had any problems with sushi after surgery? I obviously mean months and months down the line like 7/8 months down the line. I am just wondering out of curiosity.

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  • Sashimi after 2 months out should be ok if you don't overdo. Sushi with rice is probably off limits for me until I reach goal. Very high cal and carbs,

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Lots of peeps have sushi early.. like 6 or 8 weeks. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't. Always go slow the first time.

My dietician told me to make sure whatever I try for the first time like this, to try it at home, just in case we don't handle it so well. I cannot wait for sushi!


Sashimi after 2 months out should be ok if you don't overdo. Sushi with rice is probably off limits for me until I reach goal. Very high cal and carbs,

I do sashimi frequently and did from early out. Rice is not on my plan and causes pain in my stomach so I don't do actual sushi.


if you dont mind eating 2 slices of a roll and then yer done.....

if you dont mind eating 2 slices of a roll and then yer done.....


Cheap date!


Yup, I ate 2 pieces of sushi out with some friends about 8 months out. It was fine, but really, not great for diet plan, since after 2 pieces I was stuffed. It'd be impossible to get in enough protein eating any real amount of sushi, but I think it's okay for a 'now and then' thing. However, it's definitely something to try carefully. Maybe start by trying all the pieces of sushi on their own first: avocado, cucumber, fish, a tiny bit of rice...

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