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Best way to introduce eggs into the diet

Hi all. Week 2. I am still on full liquids but my doctor said I could try egg whites. Anyone find that the whites are tolerated better?

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Eggs are one of the first things I started eating. I eat the whole egg not just the whites and no problem here. I now like the Just Crack an egg cups. They are a perfect size for breakfast and they fill me up.

A friend who had gastric sleeve recommended finely pureed egg salad as my intro to eggs. I think I'm going to make a test batch tomorrow.

I did egg whites, cheese and hot sauce. But I have an iron stomach, so YMMV

Yes, I boiled eggs then just ate the whites, eventually moved to the whole egg . this is still the only way I can really eat eggs 8 months later with no issues.

VSG2017 HW 249 SW 238 CW 167

Eggs are the only food my sleeve does not tolerate..

All you can do is to try them - maybe mash or chop them finely at first, or make them sloppy and liquidy at first. I had scrambled eggs in the hospital and normal boiled ones later the first week. Our general rule was to try new foods, whatever they may be, one at a time to test for tolerance - if it worked, great, if not then try it again in a week or two. Our tolerance for different things is so varied that it's hard to go by others' experiences.

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7 minutes ago, RickM said:

All you can do is to try them - maybe mash or chop them finely at first, or make them sloppy and liquidy at first. I had scrambled eggs in the hospital and normal boiled ones later the first week. Our general rule was to try new foods, whatever they may be, one at a time to test for tolerance - if it worked, great, if not then try it again in a week or two. Our tolerance for different things is so varied that it's hard to go by others' experiences.

Hi there. So I scrambled them and wound up throwing them up. Will try them again in a few weeks.

Just soft scramble worked for me, but like one bite....

I had no issues with eggs I scrambled mine very soft with a teaspoon of cheese. I ate half and now can eat whole. I’m 3 weeks two days post and tried an omelette with grilled chicken and spinach. I thought I chewed enough and didn’t I ended up throwing up everything

I'm 3.5 weeks post op and i find poached eggs work the best for me.

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Well I tried them scrambled with a little cheese and wound up throwing the whole thing up. Will try again in a few weeks.

Either soft boil or scramble and prepare it without oil (or cheese etc.) first.

On 7/19/2018 at 6:05 PM, Letsgetgoing2018 said:

Hi there. So I scrambled them and wound up throwing them up. Will try them again in a few weeks.

After my sleeve surgery I am unable to eat eggs unless they are in something like scones or anything else that has eggs in them. I can not eat eggs scambled or boiled at all. They naussiate me.

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4 minutes ago, apositivelife4me said:

After my sleeve surgery I am unable to eat eggs unless they are in something like scones or anything else that has eggs in them. I can not eat eggs scambled or boiled at all. They naussiate me.

Wow. Funny how that happens. I will try egg whites only to see if that makes a difference.

On 7/19/2018 at 6:26 PM, Amc203 said:

I had no issues with eggs I scrambled mine very soft with a teaspoon of cheese. I ate half and now can eat whole. I’m 3 weeks two days post and tried an omelette with grilled chicken and spinach. I thought I chewed enough and didn’t I ended up throwing up everything

Lovely.

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