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Egg trouble?

One of may fav foods and one I'm allowed on my soft food phase are eggs. However I went to the diner and ordered 2 scrambled eggs but ate about 1/3 of an egg. About an hour later I had a dull pain as if I had taken to big if bites that subsided another hour after. Prior to this, last Thursday, I had a hard boiled egg which I made into an egg salad... An hour later I became soooooo nauseous not vomiting but way nauseous... I'm wondering if eggs are something that I'm not able to tolerate with my new lap stomach:) just wondering if anyone else had this or has advice.. I'm just a bit surprised that eggs are something I would have trouble with.

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  • I get to eat eggs on Thursday! Someone told me that over easy eggs were easier to get down then scrambled. You could try that?

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A lot of people have problems with eggs. I did for awhile, but now I don't have any problem at all. I have them scrambled or hardboiled. When I first had problems with them getting stuck, I started eating egg salad with low fat mayo with olive oil and that always went down easy for me.

I get to eat eggs on Thursday! Someone told me that over easy eggs were easier to get down then scrambled. You could try that?

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