what causes you to "dump"

cyko_chika
on 8/21/14 10:58 am - Canada

What causes you to "dump"?

dawn4511
on 8/21/14 11:17 am - Niagara Falls, Canada
Where to even start the list
bananas, grapes, bbq sauce, ice cream, tim hortons putting sugar instead of splenda etc etc etc.

10/18/07 RNY ( hw 305 sw 290 lw 189ish) St Joe's 08/14/14 RNY reversal to sleeve. I survived 3 leaks,4 operations and a feeding tube.

highlandbear
on 8/21/14 12:12 pm - Canada

For me it is the sugar. If it is above 9 grams of sugar I am taking a chance.  Even natural sugar will cause me to dump if I have to much of it and Sugar free Ice cream is the worse for me. I can have a tablespoon and anything more I am in big trouble. I also can not do any deep fried food. Not even a bite of deep fried.  Pasta is a hit and miss along with eggs. the thing is one day you might be able to handle it and another time no way.  I am just very careful but when it happens when I am at work it is not fun.

Karen M.
on 8/21/14 8:48 pm, edited 8/21/14 8:50 pm - Mississauga, Canada

Barb, I don't think that pasta and eggs are making you "dump" - make you sick, throw up, etc yes, but dumping is pretty much reserved for mostly sugar and (sometimes) fats.

 

Karen

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Karen M.
on 8/21/14 8:44 pm - Mississauga, Canada

I have only dumped 3 times in 8.5 years. This is mostly due to the fact that I completely gave up refined sugar for the first 7.5 years. Very early out I dumped on a tiny bit of egg salad that had too much mayo mixed in (so the fat in the mayo) and 1/2 cup of vegetable juice that unknowingly had 26g of sugar that I drank at my parents' place having not read the label (who knew? it was veggies!). Since then I had an embarrassing dumping incident at work after eating one sweet and sour rib at a luncheon.  Last year I pretty much gave up artificial sweeteners so I do occasionally have something with a little sugar (like a thin slice of banana bread) and it's been mostly ok, as long as that piece doesn't turn into a not-as-thin slice. I do not add sugar to anything still but I don't stress if I eat something that has a little sugar (like the banana bread). Thankfully I haven't had any issues, but I believe this is simply because I haven't really eaten refined sugar, by choice.

 

Karen

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Karen M.
on 8/21/14 8:53 pm - Mississauga, Canada

Here is a good read on dumping syndrome from the Mayo Clinic: Dumping syndrome explained

K.

 

Karen

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dawn4511
on 8/21/14 9:48 pm - Niagara Falls, Canada
Wow Karen that takes commitment to get rid of artificial and real sugar. If anyone could do it, it would be you .

10/18/07 RNY ( hw 305 sw 290 lw 189ish) St Joe's 08/14/14 RNY reversal to sleeve. I survived 3 leaks,4 operations and a feeding tube.

Karen M.
on 8/21/14 11:24 pm - Mississauga, Canada

The refined sugar was incredibly easy. I ate no sweets, no cupcakes, chocolates, cookies, squares... anything that had deliberate refined sugar added to it. No sugar in my coffee... the list goes on. I never avoided some of the things you've dumped on Dawn - BBQ sauce?? Good gawd. Now that I have allowed a VERY low amount of refined sugar back into my diet (at the advice of my liver specialist, who also told me to cut out the artificial chemical crap), I eat pretty much the same. I just do not avoid a small bite of something as a treat. Still no sugar in my coffee.... lol

I wonder if you will continue to dump now that you have been revised. NOT that I think you should test the waters.

 

Karen

Ontario Recipes Forum - http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/ontario_recipes/

Kwelbru
on 8/23/14 11:42 pm - Canada

I bought a 3lb basket of nectarines.  At the beginning of the week.  They were great - totally delist!! 

At the end of the week when they were at their juiciest... I ended up in bed for 1.5 hours with the spins, and the sweats,  followed by the dry heaves...  

this is the second time I've dumped.   But its a small price to pay to discover what fruits my body can tolerate.   the fibre in the fruits that I can tolerate is making my life soooo much easier.  

Im ok with canned peaches and pears packed in water, and cantaloupe, but honeydew makes me queasy.   I had a handful of cherries yesterday and was fine.  I can eat Granny Smith apples and can't  wait for the new Mac's this fall.  I'm a little scared to try banana ... Will have to get my courage up and try a bit when my daughter cracks one open... (Maybe next week.  Or not) 

So some ripened fruit makes me dump.  

 

Kim

 

 

 SURGERY @ HRRH with Dr STARR on May 23/14 >>ORIENTATION WEIGHT 372lbs // OPTIFAST START WEIGHT 334lbs // SURGERY WEIGHT  319 lbs  // 3 MOS POST-OP 261lbs

        

KerryF.
on 8/24/14 12:00 am - Brampton, ON, Canada
RNY on 10/15/13

for me it's Fresh Fruit  especially watermelon or Honeydew and sausages or bacon.

HW 312  SW 289.5  Current Weight 135

SURGERY OCTOBER 15, 2013 Toronto Western Hospital - Dr. David Urbach  

        

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