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Broccoli

Hi everyone! I had sleeve surgery on June 25, 2019. Can I eat raw broccoli? Thanks!
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What does your plan indicate? I was not allowed to eat any veggies at all until 8 weeks. Then it was soft, mushy ones. At that point I could eat cooked broccoli, but raw is still way to rough of texture for me, even 7 months out.

Most likely not for a while. Most cruciferous veggies can be a tad harsh on your stomach. You will eventually but you should try to hold off for a while. You should have been given a list of what is ok to eat and at which phase. You didn't get? If you do try it, go slow and just try a few bites.

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