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Fruits

Are we allowed to eat strawberries or blueberries during weeks 2-5 after surgery?

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  • I wasn't allowed to eat fruit that had skins or seeds for the first few weeks (strawberries definitely have seeds) - but like others have said, check with your plan. Plans can vary...

  • What does your plan say? Generally we’re advised no fruit to begin though plans are different & some are allowed puréed apple or banana (I wasn’t). Check with your dietician if your plan is uncle

  • I can see mashed banana during the pureed food stage, but check your paperwork as to exactly what your doctors office recommended. Each surgeon is slightly different on their post-op diet food plan s

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What does your plan say? Generally we’re advised no fruit to begin though plans are different & some are allowed puréed apple or banana (I wasn’t). Check with your dietician if your plan is unclear. It’s always best to follow your plan.

I can see mashed banana during the pureed food stage, but check your paperwork as to exactly what your doctors office recommended. Each surgeon is slightly different on their post-op diet food plan stages.

I wasn't allowed to eat fruit that had skins or seeds for the first few weeks (strawberries definitely have seeds) - but like others have said, check with your plan. Plans can vary...

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