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Beachsprite

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  1. It can. I am the same. Milk is broken down by certain enzymes if u don't have much in your body it's harder to digest the stomach helps the gut by starting the breakdown process. If the stomach can no longer do this and you gut can't handle it whole it can happen. Also the enzyme production can he trummaed in to stop producing. For example I am lactose intolerant when pregnant until about 3 months after. Then production of lactese gets going again and I don't have extreme runs n gas when I have dairy in fact I'm fine. I am slightly gutted it's come back. But hopefully a few months down the track it will be OK.


  2. I can no longer at least for now eat anything milk related so Greek yogurt whey shakes ricotta etc all out for me I'm pureeing cooked chicken and veg Soup and eating that 3 times a day managing about half a small tea cup at a time maybe a little less. Taking 20 mons to manage that. Also sleeve doesn't like cold plain Water so living on herbal caffeine free fruity teas. Forgot to mention I'm on day 5.


  3. Yup I've also become lacrosse or milk Protein intolerant. Sipping a Protein shake made it sound like fireworks going off inside. I had a small Greek yogurt today and promptly had my my first dumping experience. On the upside I had not been for 6 days so it cleared me out lol.

    Tried a tiny bit of cheese melted in my refried Beans and again no good. So yip looks like I have to give up all things dairy for a while. Which I'm gutted about as I was relying on them to get me through!


  4. Hi everyone well I am four days post op. My surgeon and Nut allow thicker liquids from day one. So while I have had a few more bites each day and getting more in it turns out my new sleeve doesn't like dairy :/ I was relying on Greek yogurt and Protein shakes to get me through the next 3 weeks. Now I'm at a loss and it's the weekend here in nz.

    I have been able to get in some savory stage one baby food and some homemade pumkin Soup. But neither have much Protein in. Just ate them so I wouldn't collapse from lack of calories. And yes they were both allowed food for first few days.


  5. @TXTinana

    I know the feeling being away from all the hospital meds and reclining beds etc is hard. And being woke up to be given pain meds etc was a pain i realize now why they did it. I slept through last night as i was so tired but woke up feeling terrible having not kept up with my drug regime. Every sip of Water has been painful and have to burb.

    Anyway I have started to learn a few tricks- warm sugar free flavoured drink is going down much better than cold plain water. for me warm smoothy runny Soup is going in better than cold Greek yogurt etc. (better mention here my nut/surgeon plan is straight onto thinker liquids that could be strained like protien shake and smooth runny soup etc)the worst thing is all my meds seem to be quite big capsules which really hurt. :(

    I'm starting to feel a little shakey on m feet and weak armed so now i've got my new tricks trying to get in as much as possible before i get more dehydrated and too low for too long on calories.

    I believe in a week or so so long as we all work on our own tips and tricks with in our guidelines we will start feeling more human :)


  6. Yay I'm now post op! Pain and nausea were at a 8/9 out of ten when I woke up took quite a few hours to get under control but feeling much better now nausea gone thanks to a patch they put on and pain maybe 2/3 out of ten.

    Able to sip Water with some discomfort, didn't get any sleep with all the check ups but managed to half doze. I'm in for one more night then home tomorrow morning. I can't believe this is real! All the best to you all on your journeys :) and speedy recovery!


  7. Here in New Zealand it's now the morning of the 18th eek! My day us finally here... get the kiddies off to school tidy up the shower and hubby coming home at lunch time to take me in as my surgery is early afternoon. Best of wishes to my sleeve buddies around the world who are also being sleeved today X. P.s. Thank to anyone who has contributed to any questions I've had over the last few months!!

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