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Pre-op diet

My surgeon requires a two week “liquid and lettuce” diet prior to surgery. I noticed quickly when joining this forum that there are literally dozens of pre-op diets and surgeons are all different.

I’m on day 2 and while I am tired and weak and a little headachy, it’s going surprisingly well. I feel (like I do with most stuff in life) that I’m waiting for the other shoe to drop. Is this just beginners luck and I’m going to start feeling horrible or am I just lucky that it’s going well and I’m going to coast to the end?

Any advice/experiences would be helpful!!

HW: 252

CW: 248

GW: 145 or lower

Height: 5’3

Age: 31

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It’ll get better but it still blows. Sorry.

I’m on day 7. It gets better! Just drink lots of water, it helps you stay full.



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