alcohol???

amanda40484
on 12/19/05 3:00 am - Stanford, KY
anyone tried any?
auntlorlee
on 12/19/05 3:19 am - Bellingham, WA
I have. I have had a couple of glasses of wine. And also had a vodka/cranberry. It wasn't a huge diffference from how it hit me preop. I did get all warm and fuzzy faster though. I am probably gonna get flamed for this but I wanted to give an honest opinion. And for those of you wondering, yes I know the risks of drinking alcohol post op. Take care, Lori 281/219/140
Mrs. G
on 12/19/05 4:18 am - E. City, NC
I have - just about a week ago at my work Christmas party. Water and vodka.
RB
on 12/19/05 4:27 am - suwanee, GA
I did try it... a few times.... couple of sips of beer (Amstel Light) and a couple of glasses of wine alltogether on a few occasions...no big stories to tell but it did get to me faster than before. best wishes, Rita
michelleChgo
on 12/20/05 12:12 am - Elmwood Park, IL
I had one drink a few weeks ago (my surgery was 8/20) - it did hit me a lot faster than it would have pre-op. No biggie though, the warm fuzzies went away way before I have to drive. I think it all depends on the persons system. As with everything else, MODERATION is the key. I only had the one, noticed how it made me feel and cut myself off then and there.
miknikmom
on 12/19/05 7:56 am - Lake Forest, CA
I just did this weekend. I drank 1/2 a margarita. It kinda started to make me feel sick so I stopped drinking it. Diana 263/199/135
breezyberi
on 12/19/05 8:05 am - pickerington, OH
WHAT are the risks of alcohol AFTER surgery??? I didnt know there was any differance. kim
apryljeff
on 12/19/05 10:15 am - Leonardtown, MD
RNY on 08/19/05 with
Because we have bypassed the majority of our intestines (RNY) when you drink alcohol it doesn't break down as much as before, so it goes to your blood stream faster. So, basically the alcohol goes directly into your bloodstream.... I was told not to drink by one doctor. Because before you know it, you could just pass out or fall off the bar stool.... Apryl
auntlorlee
on 12/20/05 4:42 am - Bellingham, WA
Besides it hitting you faster and harder than before, your liver is already working overtime while you are losing weight. They say that it is just too hard on your liver so you shouldn't do it during the first year of weightloss after WLS. AND it's alot of empty calories. Post that question on the main board and you will get all kinds of answers. AND finger waggers I don't drink regularly so I really don't see it as a problem for me. Lori
HHTX
on 12/19/05 8:34 am - Colleyville, TX
I have sipped on a few beers a few times (3) since surgery. I drank very slow and the effect was not too different from pre-op.
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