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Eating

I am 2 and a half months post Op. I still have terrible trouble eating. I know your not suppose to eat and drinks at the same time but if I do not sip while I eat it can not get the food down. It get stuck in my throat. I feel like im chocking. Then when it finally does slide down its painful. I hate eating!!

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  • May be try stews/casseroles/thick soups for a while, along with foods that require dressings/gravy/sacues as well as scrambled eggs, cottage cheese, yoghurt, oats/porridge, soft vegies, minced meats

  • Sauce, gravy, salad dressings are a must in the early stages I am 6 months out and I still make sure my food is moist from the addition of sauces. My dietician also told me to do thisc

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What type of foods are you eating? Dry foods? Taking small bites and chewing lots?

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Im trying to eat normal. Chicken, veggies, fish, shrimp. Sometimes a wrap with turkey in it. Nothing to wild. My bites could be smaller but they are not mouth fulls.

May be try stews/casseroles/thick soups for a while, along with foods that require dressings/gravy/sacues as well as scrambled eggs, cottage cheese, yoghurt, oats/porridge, soft vegies, minced meats (that are typically softier and easier to swallow).

I still can't eat wraps. They won't go down. Try more moist food in tiny smaller bites.

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Thank you I will give those things a try.

Sauce, gravy, salad dressings are a must in the early stages I am 6 months out and I still make sure my food is moist from the addition of sauces. My dietician also told me to do thisc

just so you know, a lot of people have trouble with chicken the first few months. It can be pretty dry.

I agree with everything the other commenters said.

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