Post op foods help please

[npariseau 3]

So I am five days post op, I am having a horrible time following my phase two diet. The dairy is killing me it tase awful and is making me bloated and gassy bad. Not only that I can not stand any Protein Shake or Protein Water its even hard with the broths. I am very upset today bc I know I need to eat soemthing and get some protein but everything taste awful to me. Please any advise idk what to do and my doc is three hours away so I thought id adk here. Ty [emoji4]

hw 266 sw 252 cw in progress sleeved 08/20/19

[kristieshannon 1,626]

My surgeons office sells Health Wise brands of soup/broth that have 15g Protein per packet. I’ve enjoyed both the creamy Tomato and beef broth. Not sure if it can be ordered online or found in local stores. It’s a nice change up from the protein shakes!

[Pjj431 71]

Purée your favorite Soup and sip slowly. Not to spicy tho. Maybe blend fruit and take a few bites. Ptotein Water will help. Just sip every 5 minutes

[Lbtnew 89]

I am 10 days post op, once I went to stage 2 I incorporated Oikos triple zero yogurt and farina, loving both. The shakes I use are premier and I am really happy with them as well. Good luck and keep trying out your options

[Chelle Jett 6]

I would focus on the goal. It doesn't taste good or feel good right now. However that's irrelevant right now. Your life depends on your adjustment. You can do it.

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[GradyCat 3,695]

I stuck with sugar free popsicles, sugar free pudding, chicken noodle Soup without the noodles, and Protein Shakes for a long time.

[catwoman7 11,211]

some people become lactose intolerant after surgery - some temporarily, others permanently. It's possible that's what's going on with the dairy products.

[kimishep06 2]

I’m 4 days post op.. I used homestyle chicken Soup strained the broth ..in my opinion it tastes better than plain chicken broth ...and the premiere Protein Shake blended with Yakult light and 1 ice cube , I’m not doing well with Jello ..

[npariseau 3]

some people become lactose intolerant after surgery - some temporarily, others permanently. It's possible that's what's going on with the dairy products.

I think this is whats happening to me honestly. I try the Protein Shakes in many flavors and I become incredibly gassy my back is killing me today I am straight up miserable! Idk I am desperate to eat something that doesnt taste like a cow smells. I never used to have this problem I looooove cottage cheese and yogurt but now it kills me. And because I ate so much broth before rhe surgery I am literally over it now. Not a great start but I am happy I did this and I know it will all pay off I just need to be able to get my protwin some other way.

hw 266 sw 252 cw in progress sleeved 08/20/19

[2Bsmaller18 436]

Protein flavored water. I think I bought it at Walmart. It kind of has a dry after taste. It tasted better ice cold (to me at least).

[Daveyboy83 3]

@Kimishep06 if you buy chicken broth and romen noodles and mix a little of the seasoning packet from the romen Soup into the chicken broth it helps A LOT.

[kimishep06 2]

Thank you !! I will try that !

[bethow 114]

Isopure has a Protein infusion in different fruit flavors. You add it to your Water and then shake it. It is cloudy while you are shaking it but once it clears, it tastes pretty close to Crystal Light. I am drinking the Mixed berry flavor. I bought some popsicle molds and filled them with the Isopure infusions.

Fairlife has Protein Shakes that are 14 ounces that have been a godsend. When I got a hunger pain, I would drink half a bottle and that seemed to help quite a bit.

There is a product, Sans Sucre Mousse mixes. I make it with skim milk. The mix provides 3 gm of protein and the skim milk adds 9 grams.

For my broths, I bought chicken, beef and turkey broth bases. I added whole carrots and celery stalks cut in half and a whole chicken. After it was done, I pulled out the chicken and the vegetables and froze them, leaving me with a very savory broth.

Needless to say, sugar free pudding and Jello have helped a lot. My doctor allowed only one pudding per day but that was really all I needed.

Surprisingly, my hubby eating in front of me hasn't bothered me nearly as much as I thought it would. The only truly rough time was when he cooked bacon for BLTs for our daughter who was visiting and himself. But as Gloria Gaynor sang, "I Will Survive".

[Bianca S. 195]

08/25/2019 09:27 AM, npariseau said:

So I am five days post op, I am having a horrible time following my phase two diet. The dairy is killing me it tase awful and is making me bloated and gassy bad. Not only that I can not stand any Protein Shake or Protein Water its even hard with the broths. I am very upset today bc I know I need to eat soemthing and get some Protein but everything taste awful to me. Please any advise idk what to do and my doc is three hours away so I thought id adk here. Ty

hw 266 sw 252 cw in progress sleeved 08/20/19

Try non dairy Protein Shakes. My dietician gave me options for dairy and non dairy. Also I feel you with the broths! I am 6days post op and I have bought all organic soups: butternut squash creamy Soup, potato leek creamy Soup, non organic: cream of mushroom and cream of chicken and Tomato Soup.

Im not getting in my full Protein requirement but my main focus is staying hydrated.

I even am aloud SF pudding and Jello, smooth yogurt (I bought drinkables) and Gatorade zero and of course my Protein shakes.

Hang in there!! I know it’s difficult Im as well on stage 2 of semiliquid/liquid stage

My stats: 

HW recorded: 270

Surgery 8/19/19  weight: 266.8

Today’s weight 8/25/19 256.6

 

[New&Improved 1,780]

Look for pure whey Protein isolate WPI for those with lactose issues