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Red jello

This may be a really dumb question but...

I'm starting my preop clear liquid diet today. I have sugar free jello cups, but everything im reading online says no red coloring for clear liquid diets. Does that mean I can't eat the strawberry/ cherry jello??

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That would be correct. At least, that is what my surgeon told me. But, I have no idea what that is.

That's right. No red jello.

No red jello? I thought that rule was only if you were getting a colonoscopy since the red dye could interfere with the visualization of the colon. I'm not sure why that would affect WLS.

red jello mimics blood

No red because it shows up as veins in X-ray I specifically asked about this.

This may be a really dumb question but...
I'm starting my preop clear liquid diet today. I have sugar free Jello cups, but everything im reading online says no red coloring for clear liquid diets. Does that mean I can't eat the strawberry/ cherry jello??

I was told before that anything with red dye makes it difficult to visualize the tissue and lining of intestinal track, stomach, etc. It makes things "too pink" and can give look of possible inflammation, which you dont want during any medical procedure.

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