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What to eat within the first week of having gastric bypass surgery?
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Liquids usually: Some people may tolerate a postgastectomy or six small meals depending on bowel function returning.
Answered 4/29/2013
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Gastric bypass diet: Nothing but clear liquids (sugar free juice, water, broth) and protein drinks (low carb, low sugar).
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