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2022-06-10 08:37:53
My Aunt will be having her planned laproscopic Gall Stone removal surgery tomorrow at 4 PM. In that case, can she eat some light refreshment like biscuits at morning 7 AM ? Or she needs to be in empty stomach till the surgery gets done ?
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Please consult the operating surgeon

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Yes ,she can have.but avoid greasy n oily food.Bland things okay.8 hrs fasting is sufficient before surgery.

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Better to take operating surgeons advice..

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