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Have been tolerating mushy food for a few weeks with no problems at all and all of a sudden when I eat some of it is coming up??? Anyone have this problem???

Sleeved 4/18/12

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Did you try something new? Or, is the food that's coming back up dairy by any chance? I'd avoid the food(s) that are making you sick for a few days and see if you get the same reaction when you try them again.

Also, it's possible that you just ate too quickly or didn't chew well enough and your sleeve is rejecting the food because it's either too full or not able to digest food that isn't chewed enough yet.

Either way, I hope you find a solution soon! :)

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It was a food I had been eating for a week. Just seemed weird to me. Oh well I am going to try something different . Thank you!!!

Eggs get a lot of people. They go along fine eating the eggs pureed or fried, then they try scrambled and the eggs make them sick. It's a guessing game sometimes, but it does get better! :)

Maybe caused by acid reflux? Are you on an antacid like Nexium or anything?

Eggs get a lot of people. They go along fine eating the eggs pureed or fried' date=' then they try scrambled and the eggs make them sick. It's a guessing game sometimes, but it does get better! :)[/quote']

So true, I have tried eggs in an omelet and did ok. But this weekend I tried a fried egg (Pam spray) and it made me so sick...why is that?

keepin it real ;)

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