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Coffee

All of the paperwork provided to me from my provider says no coffee or caffeine. Not just at one stage, but all stages.

I understand that during the initial weeks of healing (maybe) coffee might cause a problem. But it is expected that I an never have coffee again?

I drink my coffee Black - no cream, no sugar. Granted, I used to drink a lot of it - but I've been sleeved on 8/23 and am craving for just a few sips of my delicious beverage. I'm curious as to the roles coffee and caffeine can play on the success of this surgery.

So few questions:

1. Why no coffee?

2. Why no caffeine?

3. If allowed, when can I start having it again?

*Again, all on the basis of black coffee - no cream, no sugar (additives that would result in weight gain)

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  • peanut2772
    peanut2772

    I believe if memory serves me well (previous avid coffee drinker here) coffee is too acidic and will irritate the new stomach. It also may cause acid reflux.. I follow a few sleevers on insta( they're

  • I never gave up my coffee. I started back on it a few days post op. But I wouldn't have done that if I hadn't been able to easily get my water in. Caffeine is a diuretic and you must drink extra water

  • dashofsunshine
    dashofsunshine

    Your stomach has 3 rows of staples now, and 70-80% of it was removed - this is why things that are highly acidic (like coffee, or wine) as well as NSAIDS (which are known to sometimes cause ulcers in

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I do a weekly starbucks mocha frap with almondmilk which cuts the sweetness and a scoop or two of protein ,that's a treat for me that I don't feel guilty about and I'm getting my protein in as well .And if it don't go there I go this other coffee shop that makes a fitfrap and its has 25 grams of protein as well .

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