Fruit sugar!!! Help

I am almost a year and a half out of roux-en-y surgery and I have been eating a lot of fruits lately, oranges, apples, raspberries, bananas... I have had no dumping issues with these foods, but I am also noticing that I can tolerate more regular sugars....I used to have dumping with too much regular sugar.   I liked knowing that I had that restriction and I don't like knowing that I have more leeway..   My question is, is the sugar in the fruit "raising" my tolerence for all sugars all together and keeping it at a level? 

Hi. I can only speak for myself being 6 years out. I can tolerate most fruits now. I can also eat some sugar products, but they make my stomach uncomfortable and crampy which is what I want because it still is a deterrent for me to not eat it even this far out. I much prefer the fruit and can digest it well as I think fruit is better anyway.

So, to answer your question, I am sure that the natural sugar in fruit might be causing a craving for regular sugar, especially bananas, but your surgery should keep it in check with dumping. I went through a period of tolerating more sugar than I cared to, and then my low tolerance kicked in again, thank God. Hopefully you will find that will come back for you as well. It is very possible.

Thanks for the response, I hope that my lower tolerance will kick back in, I definitely need the deterrent, I like to know that I am "in check", the restrictions are what keeps me on track and doing well :)

I have a rule.  If it's not healthy I don't eat it.  I don't try anything new since surgery that's not healthy.  If I am not supposed to be eating it then why go there.  If you figure out you can eat Ding Dongs what good does that do you.  I started slipping after a year out and figured out I can drink Coke ok.  Coke was my biggest thing I gave up prior to surgery.  So now it's a constant battle bc we have Coke at work and Coke at home and it happens to be all my hubby drinks.  I soooo wish I had never tried Coke after surgery.  I do ok avoiding it but I think about it alot. 

So my advice is to keep exploring healthy foods only.  I always keep sugar free pudding at work so when we have sweets or bdays I always have that to fall back on.  Oh and yogurt I can yogurt like there's no tomorrow, lol.