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Egg Drop soup on pre-op diet?

My surgery is scheduled for Jan. 11th and words cannot describe my excitement. Here's my situation. I'm on day 2 of my two week liquid diet and was extremely hungry today. I went to the Chinese resturant and got some egg drop soup. I bought a pint and only had 1 cup and the rest is there. Is it wrong to continue eating this? My surgeon says that I can have unlimited broth and I'm figuring since eggs are protein, it may be okay. Tell me your opinions please. If I'm headed off track, I want to correct ASAP! Thanks.

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Egg Drop Soup & Hot / Sour Soup Broth were FANTASTIC during my liquid stage!...I'm not good at cold Protein shakes., so I had to find warm soups that tasted good to dump Unjury flavorless powder into.;)

I'm a fan of Hot & Sour soup and Egg Drop soup during Pre-Op, Post-Op and even after fills. They are both Band-Friendly.

egg drop soup is on my options to eat so I am positive it is fine to eat and yes a great source of protein.

Egg drop soup was a LIFE SAVER for me during my liquid stage. My family and I eat at a Chinese restaurant at least 2-3 times a week and the owner, Simon, sent me a quart of it... It was easy to digest and was slightly more substantial than just plain ol' broth.

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