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Can i eat eggs after surgery?
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Eggs after surgery: It depends on the surgery. The answer may be different for example if you had surgery of the stomach or intestines. Ask your surgeon. Eggs, in general contain lots of good vitamins and protein
Answered 8/7/2020
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