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I know this is a no no but I had my surgery on Monday also had to have gallbladder removed at same time week I've not been able to get any liquid food down everything tastes gross only been getting protein shake Gatorade and juice well this morning I broke down and had 4 or 5 bites of a soft scrambled egg is that alright?

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  • You pretty much answered your own question in the first sentence when you said you KNOW it’s a no no. So I’m assuming your surgeon doesn’t have you on a plan that involves food at this early stage. So

  • I'd be careful with introducing soft foods so early after all you've been through. Take care.

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One week post surgery my doc said I could have half a soft scrambled egg. It will probably just depend on your body but you should be fine. The first time I put anything in besides protein shakes I had a terrible pain in my left side, like a side stitch, but that only lasted the first day.

On 03/16/2019 at 08:56, theskinnyme87 said:

I know this is a no no but I had my surgery on Monday also had to have gallbladder removed at same time week I've not been able to get any liquid food down everything tastes gross only been getting Protein Shake Gatorade and juice well this morning I broke down and had 4 or 5 bites of a soft scrambled egg is that alright?

You pretty much answered your own question in the first sentence when you said you KNOW it’s a no no. So I’m assuming your surgeon doesn’t have you on a plan that involves food at this early stage. Sorry but you really need to follow what your drs told you, especially since you’ve had a double whammy with the addition of gb surgery. Give your body a chance to heal. I know how hard it is but hang in there. You are worth it

I'd be careful with introducing soft foods so early after all you've been through. Take care.

You pretty much answered your own question in the first sentence when you said you KNOW it’s a no no. So I’m assuming your surgeon doesn’t have you on a plan that involves food at this early stage. Sorry but you really need to follow what your drs told you, especially since you’ve had a double whammy with the addition of gb surgery. Give your body a chance to heal. I know how hard it is but hang in there. You are worth it
Try pureed egg drop soup. It was a life saver for me.

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