What To Expect After Weight Loss Surgery?
(Go back...) Only one or two ounces
of lean protein is allowed a day and only one to two servings of fresh fruits
are recommended. In addition, foods that are generally off limits include
syrups, honey, cakes, biscuits, pies, chips and pastries. Foods that can cause
blockage after surgery include shrimp, pasta, rice, dried fruit, peanut butter,
nuts and seeded fruits and vegetables. Foods must be chewed thoroughly and
liquids should never be taken with meals.
Exercise is also recommended after weight loss surgery. Patients should expect
to exercise about thirty minutes each day following surgery. This does not
always have to be very strenuous exercise, but a moderate form is best. Patients
should start slowly and work up to more involved forms of exercise. This can aid
weight loss and help the patient gain muscle mass.
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