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We have a cruise scheduled exactly three month post op. My son has been in another country for a couple of years and is coming back home for it and it has been planned for over a year. I will be three months post op. Should I be nervous of traveling so soon after? Can't really change date as it was hard to find a date that worked for the whole family. Should it be fine? I'm not nervous about the food as by then I should be able to find something that

fits. Just have anxiety as it is first cruise. If all goes well, how should I be feeling by then?

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I'm 7 weeks post op with gastric bypass. I honestly feel fine. Hard to imagine but it's true. You get creative with what you eat and I definitely think traveling will be just fine. Congrats and have fun on your trip

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I went to an all inclusive resort 6 weeks post op and did fine. You do have to search a bit for food you can eat but I should be fairly easy on the cruise.

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OMG! Thank you all for easing my anxiety Extremely nervous about surgery and really want to enjoy my family. Excited to have energy and feel better about myself. Can you go into pools, ocean three months post op?

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My partner and I went on a 3.5 week tour of SE Asia at three months post-op. It was completely fine. I follow a low-carb way of eating, so I was always able to eat within my plan and lifestyle (although I found that the food sat very heavy and I wasn't really able to eat much the entire time). I actually lost 13 pounds while on the trip. The good news about a cruise is that there is a myriad of food options available, so something will fit in your plan.

I can't imagine why you can't swim or go in the ocean at your point in your journey. I was cleared to do hydrotherapy at my spa (essentially a Water coffin) at 2 weeks, so I am sure at 3 months, you are fine. Ask your team to be completely sure.

Have fun!

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Yes, you absolutely should be able to do any activities you like three months out. You will have a wonderful time!

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I'm a little over 3 months post op and I feel great...I would love to go on a cruise!

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