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Different diets

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  • liveaboard15
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    This is what i was cleared to eat after 2 weeks... Now i tell you all surgeons are different. Some wont allow this type of food for much longer. but i didnt have any issues with this. You should be fo

  • kcuster83
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    Differs from surgeon to surgeon, you should follow your surgeons plan. For example; @liveaboard15 shares he was on soft foods, but at 14 days I was JUST starting pureed foods. My plan was 2

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This is what i was cleared to eat after 2 weeks... Now i tell you all surgeons are different. Some wont allow this type of food for much longer. but i didnt have any issues with this. You should be following what your surgeon says

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Differs from surgeon to surgeon, you should follow your surgeons plan.

For example; @liveaboard15 shares he was on soft foods, but at 14 days I was JUST starting pureed foods.

My plan was 2 weeks liquids, 2 weeks pureed, 2 weeks soft foods and then gradually back to a normal healthy diet.

I have seen so many different alternatives though, I know someone who had sleeve and was on a liquid diet for 6 weeks!! Talk about harsh.

Yes, post and pre-op, vary widely from practice to practice. Ours was similar to above, with most anything in the liquid, mushy, pureed or soft categories acceptable for the entire first month, then moving to solids after that. Some may be on liquids only for a month or more; or anything in between. A big YMMV thing.

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