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it really start after i had a dumping session Saturday and yesterday i ate a piece of steak and got the worst pains in my stomach for about 2 hours. i call the doctor and he said if it continue to go to the er, but it got OK. i don't vomit . but i have that feeling like i want to. also my energy level goes way down when it close to getting my vitB shot
Yes I had this same problem, and I called my doctor. He told me to go back to the basics of mushy foods to adjust my stomach and it worked. As for the inability to satisfy taste I had this too except it was deydration and my Dr said I needed to drink more. But that in of itself was a hard task, I pretty much had to force myself to do.
Definately call your doctor though and talk to him. Good luck.
Definately call your doctor though and talk to him. Good luck.
Christy
Hi there ;o) I had my surgery 3 months before you honey and that feeling is normal. And I would eat slow and still feel sick or burning. I started to learn quick what I could and could not tolerate. I have not been able to tolerate milk at all since surgery but can take yogurts with no problems. I can tolerate salad really well so add tuna, chicken or crab to it for the protein. I had to go back to soups for about a week but now I can eat almost anything I just still get full FAST! ;o) I hope it will pass for you too honey. Just try everything slow and remember everything has to be chewed so well.
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When I was as early out of you I could not tolerate steak. I did a lot better with steak after 6 months post op. You definitely have to eat more slowely and eat things that is easier on your pouch. I couldn't tolerate peas at 3 months post op. For rigt now just have soft foods to let your pouch recover for a couple of days.
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