So I had my vsg surgery on 3/12/2019 and the past 2 weeks I have been able to eat smaller of course but much more then I should I have no problems getting meat down or cheese healthy meats of course I also have had a few mental emotional days n ate a whole hot dog once I know I'm an idiot but what got me worried I ate it no problem no pain nothing then I noticed I'm able to eat anything I want n about 5 oz at a time n in my mind I'm like this isn't possible why am I okay n never had pain ??
April 9, 2019
Answer: Feel no restriction eating after VSG Hi There! Did you have a barium swallow x ray done to see your sleeve after surgery? This is important. If you have a small sleeve done and you not feeling discomfort may just be that you did not have a lot of swelling after surgery, some patients are lucky this way. It may also be that your sleeve as done on the larger side and this is why you are able to eat more than most patients do. The sleeve will continue to stretch so if you do have a larger sleeve you will need to be extra careful with portions in order to lose weight effectively. Best on your journey!
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April 9, 2019
Answer: Feel no restriction eating after VSG Hi There! Did you have a barium swallow x ray done to see your sleeve after surgery? This is important. If you have a small sleeve done and you not feeling discomfort may just be that you did not have a lot of swelling after surgery, some patients are lucky this way. It may also be that your sleeve as done on the larger side and this is why you are able to eat more than most patients do. The sleeve will continue to stretch so if you do have a larger sleeve you will need to be extra careful with portions in order to lose weight effectively. Best on your journey!
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April 9, 2019
Answer: You are adv your diet to fast It sounds to me that you advanced your diet too fast. You should be on a puree or soft diet at the most. My patients are not allowed to eat meat or regular consistency food for 7-8 weeks after surgery. You should not be eat bread at all. Hot dogs are junk food. Hope this helps.
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April 9, 2019
Answer: You are adv your diet to fast It sounds to me that you advanced your diet too fast. You should be on a puree or soft diet at the most. My patients are not allowed to eat meat or regular consistency food for 7-8 weeks after surgery. You should not be eat bread at all. Hot dogs are junk food. Hope this helps.
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