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Eating spicy foods

Hello I'm in the process getting the lapband and I was wondering if u can still eat spicy food post-op ? Im Hispanic and I need to have my spicy food :)

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    What would life be without Jalapeños? You'll just have to see what you can eat. It's different for

    everyone. I don't have any problem with peppers, but some people do. You wouldn't want to

    try them before five or six weeks, though.

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    Yes, everyone is different with what they can and cannot eat and tolerate. I also eat peppers and love my salsa. Good luck.

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    no problems here, just hope you dont need a drink very quick

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