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Caffeine limits and guidelines
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I agree with lizonaplane. At first glance I just read caffeine and thought about coffee or soda but they tablets may cause their own issues or they could be harmless. I would be certain to clarify.
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you're right - surgeons are all over the board on this one. There seems to be no consensus at all. I know people who were drinking coffee while they were still in the hospital! My surgeon allowed deca
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Four years out and no problems, each doctor is different but mine let me have it post op day 2
I apologize if this post is in the wrong category. I'm new here!
I'm in the pre-op phase, almost done with completing my requirements for VSG.
I've previously been a big fan of caffeine tablets. Like Jet-Alert or No-Doz. Never been a big coffee drinker. I would have about 100mg a few times a day M-F and a couple on the weekends if we were going to be busy. My husband is a huge coffee drinker and it seems I have 100mgs about as often and in the same fashion as he has a cup of coffee.
Just wondering how everyone has been able to handle caffeine after surgery and when it was allowed (if ever)? How much? Around meals? Not at all?
I understand that each doctor has different guidelines. What limits were you given at different points after surgery?