Just curious what is trying to be prevented from not eating spicy foods after surgery? (BA)
Answer: SPICY FOODS AFTER SURGERY In some patients the combination of spicy foods, pain killers and antibiotics, can trigger an upset stomach, it just better to avoid spicy food while you are taking some medications.
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Answer: SPICY FOODS AFTER SURGERY In some patients the combination of spicy foods, pain killers and antibiotics, can trigger an upset stomach, it just better to avoid spicy food while you are taking some medications.
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March 10, 2016
Answer: Spicy is fine Don't know who you are referencing. No real dietary restrictions after surgery. The anesthesia "hangover" may make it less desirable to eat some things, but not because it jeopardizes the surgery.
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March 10, 2016
Answer: Spicy is fine Don't know who you are referencing. No real dietary restrictions after surgery. The anesthesia "hangover" may make it less desirable to eat some things, but not because it jeopardizes the surgery.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: Why do they say not to eat spicy foods after Breast Augmentation or surgery in general? Thank you for your question, I have never requested that from patients after a breast augmentation surgery.
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November 27, 2014
Answer: Why do they say not to eat spicy foods after Breast Augmentation or surgery in general? Thank you for your question, I have never requested that from patients after a breast augmentation surgery.
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October 22, 2018
Answer: Why do they say not to eat spicy foods after Breast Augmentation or surgery in general? Thanks for writing,I am not sure who "they " is, but this something I have never requested of my patients and in 26 years it's not been an issue. If a patient has reflux disease and they are not using medicine for it than limiting spicy foods could be beneficial .Good LuckStephen M.Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
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October 22, 2018
Answer: Why do they say not to eat spicy foods after Breast Augmentation or surgery in general? Thanks for writing,I am not sure who "they " is, but this something I have never requested of my patients and in 26 years it's not been an issue. If a patient has reflux disease and they are not using medicine for it than limiting spicy foods could be beneficial .Good LuckStephen M.Davis, MD, FACSGreen Hills Plastic Surgery
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