Pre Op Diet cheating

[Sherry Rice 184]

Uh oh, I cheated. Im on a 10 Day Pre-Op liquid VSG Diet (42 BMI). I was shaking so much I had a Tbsp. of shredded roasted chicken breast. I did the same thing yesterday. Is this going to screw anything up? My surgery is 10/28/2017.

[readytolose727 55]

No it's not going to screw up anything, I cheated on preop and I was fine. Trust me a little bit of chicken isn't that bad.

Sleeved 9/25
Starting Weight 261
Surgery Weight 241
3 Weeks postop 224

[Missy161 395]

My preop diet was only 4 days and allowed one meal a day.you're fine.


Mich W
Hw 223, SW 217 CW 179.0 GW 135

[beacan 2]

No you are fine, roasted chicken is healthy. My surgeon didn't require liquid diet just Protein Shakes along with a Protein meat and veggies or salad. Every surgeon is different. They probably just want to prepare you for the 2 week liquid diet after the surgery

5'5 VSG 9/29/17
HW 265
SW 258
CW 234
GW 170

[MJP820 33]

Are you getting in a variety of options? If you want savory food try the broth. The better you do with the Pre-Op the easier time the doctor will have doing the surgery, and you will recover faster. Stay strong and do what it takes to fulfill your dreams and goals. It's a long road but worth the sacrificing. You can do it!!

[BDME 138]

Uh oh, I cheated. Im on a 10 Day Pre-Op Liquid VSG Diet (42 BMI). I was shaking so much I had a Tbsp. of shredded roasted chicken breast. I did the same thing yesterday. Is this going to screw anything up? My surgery is 10/28/2017.

I’m sure you’ll be fine. 10 days is a lot. Mine was only 2 days

[BuffaloBill 168]

I didn't even have a pre op diet at all. Just nothing to eat or drink the night before after 12am. I'm on day 14 post op and I'm doing extremely well

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[Sherry Rice 184]

Are you getting in a variety of options? If you want savory food try the broth. The better you do with the Pre-Op the easier time the doctor will have doing the surgery, and you will recover faster. Stay strong and do what it takes to fulfill your dreams and goals. It's a long road but worth the sacrificing. You can do it!!

That makes sense, but my issue is low blood sugar. That's why I keep getting the shakes. It isn't a will power thing. Im going to stick with what my surgeon wants and eat a Tbsp of chicken breast as needed. [emoji4]

[MJP820 33]

The Pre-Op diet plan is based off your weight and health condition, so some plans are different. Plus doctors prescribe differently. Just follow what is stated because that is what they are used based on research.

Edited October 20, 2017 by MJP820

[BDME 138]

I didn't even have a pre op diet at all. Just nothing to eat or drink the night before after 12am. I'm on day 14 post op and I'm doing extremely well

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Same! Mine was liquid for 2 days tho. I FEASTED the day before I started liquids. It was like a food funeral. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

[Macy Gray 50]

i binged all the way till 2 days till surgery.. mcdonalds, fried chicket, fried rice, icecream i gorged it all..

2 days pre op i fasted till surgery, after surgery . even after surgery i tried to cheat on fried rice, i puked it all out and almost choked on a piece of orange chicken. after that ive been a saint and havent touched any fastfood.. i strictly eat small pieces of lean Protein now, and lots a Protein Shakes.

[jess9395 5,450]

That makes sense, but my issue is low blood sugar. That's why I keep getting the shakes. It isn't a will power thing. Im going to stick with what my surgeon wants and eat a Tbsp of chicken breast as needed. [emoji4]

If you literally have hypoglycemia and it's causing you to shake to the extent you must deviate from his plan, you need to speak with your surgeon.

They need to know so they can help you avoid similar issues post op.

It's not about cheating or the difference in pre op diets.

[Sherry Rice 184]

If you literally have hypoglycemia and it's causing you to shake to the extent you must deviate from his plan, you need to speak with your surgeon.

They need to know so they can help you avoid similar issues post op.

It's not about cheating or the difference in pre op diets.

I have never been diagnosed with hypoglycemia, but I have always gotten the shakes if I don't eat. Today is Day 4 and it seems to get a little better every day. Im kind of bummed that I have not gone into ketosis yet! [emoji17] I figured out yesterday that it's because the sugar free pudding has 11g of carbs [emoji15] So that is the end of those! I didn't weigh myself before I started my Pre Op diet. I don't even own a scale. Maybe today I should go buy one.

[Sherry Rice 184]

Same! Mine was liquid for 2 days tho. I FEASTED the day before I started liquids. It was like a food funeral. [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

LOL I ate like a total pig AND drank too much in the days leading up to the start date of this diet. Mine was a food and alcohol funeral! [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]

[jess9395 5,450]

I have never been diagnosed with hypoglycemia, but I have always gotten the shakes if I don't eat. Today is Day 4 and it seems to get a little better every day. Im kind of bummed that I have not gone into ketosis yet! [emoji17] I figured out yesterday that it's because the sugar free pudding has 11g of carbs [emoji15] So that is the end of those! I didn't weigh myself before I started my Pre Op diet. I don't even own a scale. Maybe today I should go buy one.

My point is if you CANT follow the pre op diet (I mean choosing to diverge from it or "cheat" is not what I'm talking about, that's a grown up choice) if you CANT then you really should have a discussion with your doctor about the medical issues in play and what you need to do to ensure your health post-op.