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Indigestion from sweets?

Okay lately every time I have sweets, even just one piece of chocolate, I get indigestion for hours on end after wards. I feel full and I burp and burp and burp for hours on end.

Why is that?

Can any of you not do sweets anymore?

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I have lately had this problem. I don't eat a lot of sweets but when I do, I get a little indigestion. Usually I will take an anti-acid and drink ice cold Water. Not a pleasant experience.

For me, it's usually after eating a cookie or piece of cake so I surmise that it is the fat in the dessert that is causing the problem. My meals have been much lower in fat content since getting the band so I think I just can't tolerate the fat the way I could before.

~Fran

I don't have a problem really eating sweets here but as soon as I eat candy or most other things from Canada/US I get indigestion.

Though this can be disappointing it is a good way to motivate me to not want to eat things like sweets.

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