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Surgery yesterday to get rid of infection and remove right testicle and check left one i've had some water and i've ate 2 slices of bread couple pieces of fruit and quater of a sandwich i haven't vomited yet would i be safe to keep eating light meals?
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Eat light meals until your physician clears you for anything else to eat. Always follow directions when having surgery.
Answered 4/23/2022
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