Question:
STOMACH CRAMPING AFTER EATING ANYTHING

WHENEVER I HAVE A MEAL OF ANY SORT....ETC. DIRECTLY AFTERWARDS MY STOMACH BEGINS TO CRAMP BADLY, IT LAST FOR ABOUT 5 - 10 MINUTES WITH OCASSIONAL BUBBLING SOUND TO ME AND MY HUSBAND (THROUGH A STETHASCOPE) THAT THE FOOD IAM EATING IS BEING BROKEN DOWN, IS THIS KIND OF BEHAVOIR NORMAL.    — TIAELLIS (posted on December 6, 2005)

December 6, 2005
I had a similar problem when I was about 4 weeks out and went in for all kinds of tests on my gallbladder...ended up that I had an ulcer in my stomach :( I was ptu on prevacid and mylanta which made all of the difference in the world and Im 100% better now :) I felt better within a matter of hours actually. Call your Dr and tell them whats going on with you and dont let youself suffer..thats what they are there for :) Best of luck :) Tryna
   — Tryna J.

December 6, 2005
I agree, you should contact your doctor. Another reason you may be feeling pain is that you may be eating too fast and not chewing your food well enough.
   — shoutjoy

December 6, 2005
Make sure you are in communication with your surgeon regarding the strong cramping feeling. I used to literally feel my insides digest, and the action would make me dry heave during bowel movements. I did have an ulcer, but I also later needed a revision because of excess scar tissue, so you have to be in communication with your surgeons just in case. But if you've eaten sugary things, perhaps its dumping syndrome. Listen to yourself. And ask questions. It's safer that way!
   — SwissBeauty

December 7, 2005
How much food are you eating over how much time? How soon are you drinking?
   — vitalady

December 8, 2005
I used to get that way if I ate something that did not agree with me or ate too mcuh, or drank too soon after eating or ate too soon after drinking. Just watch what you eat and eat more slowly. I still get "gurgle" sometimes, that are audible without a stethoscope!
   — Novashannon