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My parents do it all of the time. Mostly they have to sit reclined in a chair for a while until it passes. They both vomit a lot too. I'm not trying to be snarky, but I really don't have experience in that dept. The thought of throwing up and being that uncomfortable makes me very vigilant. Try the reclining thing and maybe some Tums??
Lanie; Age: 43; Surgery Date (VSG): 8/12/14 w/complications resulting in RNY next day;
Height: 5' 6" SW: 249 Comfort Zone: 135-140 CW: 138 (10/13/17)
M1: -25 lbs M2: -12 M3: -13 M4: -7 M5: -11 M6: -10 M7: -7 M8: -7 M9: -3 M10: -8 M11: -4 M12: -4
5K PR - 24:15 (4/23/16) First 10K - 53:30 (10/18/15)
Well, I had that happen to me a lot too early out. And it wasn't because I was overeating in the traditional sense or that I wasn't vigilant. Sometimes it simply happens with RNY, despite our best efforts and vigilance.
Karen
Ontario Recipes Forum - http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/ontario_recipes/
on 8/25/15 5:44 am
I usually walk it off. I refuse to throw up. I have only did that two times in two years. I sometimes will lay down till it passes. It happens mostly when I eat too fast.
We really need to pay attention to our bodies when we eat. Like my nose will start to run if I ate too much or too fast.
Your runny nose is actually your vagus nerve telling you to STOP, you are full (not "too fast"). I have a very clear vagal response (runny nose, sneezing) and when I experience that, I stop eating right away - it's my "hard stop" signal.
Karen
Ontario Recipes Forum - http://www.obesityhelp.com/group/ontario_recipes/