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Pre-op Diet -All Liquid Phase

Good morning all...

I am on day 5 of the liquid diet. My surgery is June 7th.

I was told to stop taking celebrex on Thursday to prevent bleeding. I have stopped taking the medicine completely and have been in some pain, but I guess that's to be expected.

Since starting this diet, I have been really tired and this morning I woke up with muscle aches, a headache and well even my teeth hurt.

While I was at my doctor's office this last Friday he said that it is not uncommon to experience dehydration during the all liquid diet. He said that it sounds crazy but it has happened.

Wondering if anybody has had this happened to them or if anybody has had to stop taking celebrex and what if any side effects they experienced?

Thanks for any input

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I added chicken broth whenever I got light headed. It seemed to help. My doctor said it was better to up my protein and than to become dehydrated and weak.

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