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IBS and the sleeve

For those with IBS that have been sleeved, after the surgery is your IBS still there, gone, beter, still there but different in some way?

Thank you in advance for any insight you may have to offer.

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Mine went away for about a month, but as I was able to eat more it came back. I'm still intolerant to all the same things (sweetner, oats, powdered milk, mushrooms, etc) but no extra intolerances. The sleeve seems to give people better restriction than GPS so you should stay like I was early out for a lot lot longer (hopefully permanently). biggrin.gif

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