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Sweating Episodes

Need alittle help. I am 2 months post op from band to sleeve. 50 lbs down so far!!!!! But every now and then after eating, I have this extreme sweating episode like a hot flash or something. Profusely sweating all over. Just wondering if anyone else has experienced this?? And perhaps may know why it happens.

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Whale tail as I understand it with the sleeve we are not supposed to get "dumping" effects. However it seems some do have this reaction t times. Are you eating carbs and is it when you eat specific foods? For me, that is an indicator of too much food. So I would say, take 1 less bite and see if that helps, then note if it with specific foods.

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I get this if I eat too much too fast. I am also very uncomfortable in the center of my chest just under my breasts.

Yes! I get it when I have had too many carbs - oddly enough there isn;t a way to gauge this, so I stick to "protien first".

Also I think combo foods can trigger it too - I am lessl ikely to have it if I have a smooth Soup, or a protien/fat combo or veggies...but have, say buffalo and parmesian cheese and edamame...nope! not allowed, lol.

The one less bite cannot be more highly stressed...it is also another reason to avoind drinking wiht meals...when yo uonly have 2,3,4,5 oz. of tummy, it can be easy for that last moderate bite to be too much...

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