Diet after Bariatric Surgery | Type 2 Diabetes And Obesity | Dr Sumit Talwar | Manipal Hospitals
Channel: Manipal Hospitals
Date: 2016-10-05

Here is video talk about relationship of type 2 diabetes and obesity/weight loss surgery by Dr Sumit Talwar - HOD & Consultant - Bariatric Surgery, General Surgery at Manipal Hospitals. 

After two to three months post-surgery, the patient will be on a reasonably normal diet. In the first week or so after the surgery, the patient will be put on liquids. For up to a month, the patient will be asked to take thick soups or thin porridges. They will gradually move up to semi-solid meals over the next month. After about two to three months, the patient will be ablet to take in full solid meals.

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