protien and gas

Jim D.
on 7/29/04 5:04 pm - Fort Dodge, IA
Anyone else find that eating a lot of protein gives you a lot of gas? I am 10 months out, been tring to increase the protein to get off this long platue. I get so much gas, can be embarassing.
Paula P.
on 7/29/04 9:59 pm - Clinton, IA
Hey Jim, This is a common problem and believe or not we post about it. You can get the over the counter aids such as BEANO. I also find that if a space my protein out through out my day (snacks and not so much at meals) it does help a little. Also if your gas is going the other way GAS-EX works. I have the DENY at all costs theory of gas... and I have a cat --he gets blamed quite often! LOL Have a great day. (get a pet, and just relax) TTFN Paula
Deb W.
on 7/30/04 3:09 am - IA
Jim, Ah yes, the good ole protein toots! I know my surgeon asked me about it when I went to my checkup. They said several patients were complaining. Mine seems to come and go somewhat depending on what I'm eating. I would agree that Beano and Gas-X will probably help to some extent. Certainly they are better than getting exiled from family get-togethers! I think there is a prescription out there that can help also if you're to the point where it's a real embarassment. You might check with the surgeon's office? Hope that will help! Take care now! -Deb W.
dengera
on 7/30/04 1:00 pm - Long Grove, IA
Jim, Hi Sooooooooooooo, it's the protein that is the culprit, huh??? I didn't know that. I just know that I am a lot more gassy than I ever was presurgically!.....and, if I try to hold it in, I get severe pains in the little tummy. Sorry, I try to be inconspicuous, but when impossible, hope that there is a pet or a kid around to blame it on, (just kidding). God bless, Andrea
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