Patient Resources / Guide to Vitamins and Minerals in Food
Diet after surgery first 6 months
General feeding recommendations for patients operated on during the first 6 months
- Keep taking the dietary supplement, during the phases indicated and in the manner described in the consultation.
- Take the vitamin supplements that have been indicated to you, to avoid possible deficiencies and imbalances. Control tests should be carried out during this period.
- Take them slowly, with small bites, chewing very well and stopping as soon as you reach a feeling of satiety.
- Remember to drink water or any liquid, outside of meals and prioritize the consumption of isotonic drinks the first 2 weeks.
PROHIBITED FOODS |
| CARBONATED BEVERAGES (Throughout the period) |
| ALCOHOL (Throughout the period) |
| Coffee (first 2-3 weeks) |
| Exciting (Tea for example) (first 2-3 weeks) |
| Irritants (Spicy) (first 2-3 weeks) |
| Chocolates (first 2-3 weeks) |
FOODS THAT CAN BE UPSETTING |
| Vegetables with stems and hard leaves (Lettuce; Artichoke; Asparagus…) |
| Dry rices (No broth) |
| Hard meats (not juicy) or prepared in such a way that they lose water (iron for example) |
| Very oily foods |
| Foods cooked with a lot of oil (fried for example) |
| Whole milk products |
| Sausages and fatty meats |
FOODS THAT CAN GAIN WEIGHT |
| Sugared soft drinks |
| Whole milk products |
| Fried food |
| Fatty meats |
| Fatty cheeses |
| Fatty sauces (Mahonese; Ajoaceite; Caesar…) |
