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I probably wouldn't. My book says 9 weeks for things such as nuts and higher Fiber foods. I was probably 7 months out when I first had it.

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Its hard not to- but dont do it.

My NUT says its super dangerous to eat popcorn the first 6 months (gets stuck) and its a slider food with no real nutritional value to you at this point.

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I wouldnt eat it either I am a little over 3 weeks out.

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It's definitely a slider food! 3 weeks out is way too soon, most people are still just eating mushies/purees at that point. Think about how hard those hulls would be on your newly-healing staple line. I didn't have popcorn until close to 6 months after surgery, and even now it's a very rare treat because it is one of the true sliders for me.

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I will have 1-1/2-2 weeks of Clear Liquids and then third week through 5 or 6 it will be Full liquids then pureed, Soft, etc. I was told expect close to 2 months before eating actual solid foods. I would imagine popcorn kernels and hulls would be extremely hard on the belly.

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Lord have mercy, no. The next time you cut or scrape yourself, grind some popped popcorn into the wound. Now, just imagine a staple line with stomach acid. Ummm, yummy.

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Just in case you need one more "no" vote, I'm in. Don't eat the popcorn.< /p>

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I concur with the others. My concern would be the kernels. You know how they get in your teeth, imagine it getting in your wound.

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