Have you tried eliminating milk. Some people become lactose intolerant once they have surgery.

I was stuck for 12 days. I lost 25lbs in 2 weeks, then nothing. I finally lost 2.5 lbs, then steadily lost over .5 lb a day for the last 8 days. I'm now down to 234.5 which is 34 lbs lost since 9/27. Stick with the plan. This too shall pass!

I have had that problem not dumping , but I get this sick feeling that I cant stand mabey you need to change to a different one until you find one you can tolerate, because I still havent.

Hang in there September folks. It does get better. It is a combination of things. Your bodies have gone into starvation mode and have slowed down. Normally this passes as you up your water, protien and sometimes even calories a little. Kinda like shocking it with something new. This also happens with monthly water gain. I luck out on this one since I had my plumbing removed last year. Believe it or not, your body is still working on your side. While the scale isn't moving, you are losing inches. As you cruise the forums you will hear many people saying they lost most of their inches during the slow scale days. I also encourage you to do maybe Monday & Friday weigh ins if you have that urge to check each day. Daily will mess with your mind. Many will tell you to do once a week. I've settled with Mondays to begin the week and I check Fridays as that is my surgery anniversary day. I'm odd, I tend to lose on the weekend, then stay flat on the weekdays. I find that wierd. Hang in there. Don't lose faith. When you do lose, it will probably be a good one (3-5lbs) and it will surprise ya. Don't go crazy It does get better.

Let me know what you find out, my scale hasn't moved in 2 weeks, and i'm only 8 weeks post op, i am so worried my rny isnt working, or i messed up somehow!