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And I guess this would also apply to the 1 month post-op diet as well.I know the deal is "full liquids" but you still have to keep your calories to no more than 1000-1200. I'm thinking five protein shakes (800), on tomato soup (120) and maybe a Greek y

I'm a clinical psychologist so it's a pretty sedentary job. I was thinking a week or ten days.

What was your experience and what had your surgeon advised?

TIA for any feedback.

I thought that the entire raison d'etre of the sleeve was to limit intake and thus, provide a dramatically greater feeling of satiety much sooner than before. Beyond this, it is my understanding that the removal of the part of the stomach which is exci

Can anyone tell me what the typical protocol is? I know right after surgery you have to either grind up your pills or find a liquid form. After a period of time can you resume taking your normal medications and vitamins?

I know the f

How common a problem is this for those who have had VSG surgery?

It seems to me that this would likely be due to eating too much at any one time resulting in your smaller stomach not being able to handle the volume of food going into it and the

Hello. I'm a 69 year old man who had the lap band 11 years ago. It was a real disappointment as I could never get the fill amount just right and, ultimately, after leaving it completely unfilled for a number of years, had it removed because I was start