Mudgy6

I understand. I love that I’ve lost over 100lbs. I still know that this is one of the best decisions I’ve made for myself. Just take it one day at a time. You’ll feel better

Hi everyone. It’s been a minute since I’ve posted. I had my procedure in 2016. I’ve lost a good amount of weight but now I’m starting to gain weight. I know I’ve been eating the wrong foods. My sweet tooth/junk food cravings are starting to take over. It’s like I try to stop the cravings but I keep eating. I also noticed that I have a lot of gas everyday all day long. Somebody talk to me before I lose this battle.

I love fruits and I can pretty much eat most of them now

Im 3months out and I still belch-burp with everything I put in my mouth. I have gas all the time. I know that after I take 2-3 bites, to stop because if I try to take another bite, I will be in trouble.

It was hard for me as well, so hard that I had became dehydrated. I was getting dizzy from walking stairs or just getting up from a chair. My NUT pushed protein and fluids, but protein first. Im better now but still healing. My pouch can only hold two bites of food. Just take it one day at a time. It does get better and easier.

I am 3 months out and I had the same problem. Then I couldn't eat eggs, drink water or drink protein drinks. The only thing my pouch could hold was broth. Protein drinks would not stay down. That lasted for about a week or so. Im doing so much better. I still have days when my pouch is iffy. Its a one day at a time thing with me. About time I take 2 bites or sips of something, I stop before I get full. If I dont stop, me and my toilet will be having a conversation, lol. Sugar and splenda and equal upsets my stomach. I wish you the best of luck. It will get easier

Every time I eat something, i get really gassy. I eat slow, no drinking 30/30. It's really bad right not. This time I ate a piece of baked chicken. I'm ready to make myself bring it back up. Does anyone else have this problem.

Im 2 months out from bypass. Im starting to have way more gas pains in my pouch after I eat. Anybody have that

I did that one time and paid for it dearly. My toilet and I became the best of friends, lol. My pouch couldnt hold anything down after that fantastic plan of mine. It gets better. Im 2 months out from bypass, and still have gas issues after eating. Really bad gas pains in my pouch. It eases up but not til like two hours later.

I just thought it would be more. Now that I think about it, all the problems Ive had thus far, it good. Ive had problems with my pouch not keeping down anything, not even water. It keep it down a litter better now but I always get this nasty taste in my mouth when I drink water. Good luck Weslee86

I want to know the same thing. Im 2months out, and my weightloss has slowed down big time. I started at 260 and now I fluctuate between 208 and 206. I had bypass on 7-26-16.

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I had bypass on July 26, 2016. I'm 6-7 weeks out. I'm diabetic. I was on Metformin and insulin of 4-6 injections a day. Since surgery, dr has taken me off insulin. Now my sugars are still running close 150- 175. One of the main reasons I had my survey was to get off these MEDS. Now I'm afraid that I might have to go back on them cause it's not controlled. Sometimes I can't eat due to nausea really bad. When you don't eat, blood sugars go up. I've been struggling these past few weeks. Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App