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No-No Foods

Hi All, I am curious as to which foods you have found you can no longer eat after surgery for whatever reason. List away and thx!

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  • GotProlactinoma
    GotProlactinoma

    Sugar and bread. I’m sure every processed carb. I did try a sweet potato fry and it was ok. I am happy I can’t digest sweets and breads and pastries. Very happy. May it never change.

  • I am still on 100% protein diet but man liquid forms of dairy are a giant no no but i can do cheese so hey i am not complaining

  • karen_marie
    karen_marie

    I can do hard boiled eggs, the occasional over easy egg and soft scrambled eggs, but if I cook the scrambled egg too much the texture is disgusting to me. So I generally avoid scrambled eggs. Also hav

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I haven’t found any. Sometimes I wish I did though lol


Most red meat. I can tolerate a small amount of ground beef.

For about 3 months after I had trouble with broccoli. But nothing else different if I eat slowly!

Nothing. I love the flexibility that gives me but I have to admit there are a lot of days that I wish this wasn't the case.

Milk products with higher lactose (thank goodness not cheese :1311_thumbsup_tone2:) and anything heavily fried. Eggs are iffy.

Bread (sometimes rice, sometimes pasta). If I eat bread, I get a stomach ache then lay down and pass out. If I eat too much, same thing.


I am still on 100% protein diet but man liquid forms of dairy are a giant no no but i can do cheese so hey i am not complaining

I have trouble with steak. I have to have it super tender and chew well. Other than that no issues with any food.
I'm 11 weeks out.

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4 weeks out and milk absolutely makes me gag! I loved milk too!

I can do hard boiled eggs, the occasional over easy egg and soft scrambled eggs, but if I cook the scrambled egg too much the texture is disgusting to me. So I generally avoid scrambled eggs. Also have not had sliced bread in forever. Seems to sit like a brick in my stomach and I usually end up spitting it up. I figured I'd try again a little later on. I'm about 3.5 mos out from surgery at this point.

Mayo makes me so uncomfortable, even in small amounts. I found I can easily substitute it with Tzaziki (sp?) sauce -- and happily don't miss mayo. I like a smidge of something on lunchmeat roll-ups or something for moisture. This has helped.

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