Newbie - Dumping Syndrome how often do you get this?

I'm doing my research and I see many have the Dumping Syndrome.  I'm wondering how often it happens in the beginning and when does it get better?  What are the best ways to avoid Dumping Syndrome? 

Looks like I need to change my name from Bandgirl to Band that didn't work had to have removed approved for sleevegirl LOL

sounds like we both could share that same name change...LOL

About 30% of RNY post-ops get dumping when they eat large amounts of sugar on an empty stomach.  It is not a problem with the sleeve.

Thank you for all the great information I get from you. 

No dumping syndrome, but if you eat too much, you may have the foamies.  I've only had them a couple of times and they are very unpleasant.  It's not as bad as dumping, but your mouth can fill with foam and saliva, and you may throw up.  Overeating is unpleasant, because a full sleeve feels a little different than a full unsleeved stomach. You'll get to the point where you know when to stop, and how long it will take to feel better.

Only about a third of RNY patients dump. VSG'ers don't. It happens when you eat some foods like refined sugars and they move through your pouch too quickly.

Dumping doesn't "get better," so to speak. It's seen as a POSITIVE thing that prevents you from eating sweets or other things you shouldn't.

This info really makes me want the sleeve more over the RNY.

Just remember that even with a sleeve, refined sugar is No Bueno.

Can you do the sugar free candies and sugar free jellos ice cream those type of things?