O far I have found 3 things my New tummy doesn't like: pork chops, pretzels, and celery...

Celery is on my never list, so it's safe to say that's accurate. Do the pork chops get stuck?

I think mine is sweet peas and Gatorade. With the sweet peas, the sick feeling was instantaneous, but the Gatorade was weird. I drank an orange one yesterday and I had no issues. Today was a different story, after half a bottle I started to feel nauseous and proceeded to dry heave. I blamed my husband for the sardine cans in the garbage, but then I tried a blue Gatorade and got nauseous again, so no more Gatorade for me, back to water.

How long have the 2 of you been sleeved? It's been since 10/24 for me.

That's great! I was sleeved on the 27th of September. I'm still on soft foods, and will be until 2 weeks before Christmas, so Thanksgiving is going to be interesting

I think mine is sweet peas and Gatorade. With the sweet peas' date=' the sick feeling was instantaneous, but the Gatorade was weird. I drank an orange one yesterday and I had no issues. Today was a different story, after half a bottle I started to feel nauseous and proceeded to dry heave. I blamed my husband for the sardine cans in the garbage, but then I tried a blue Gatorade and got nauseous again, so no more Gatorade for me, back to Water. [/quote']

Did you drink the G2 which is light? Regular Gatorade may have too much sugar.

Did you drink the G2 which is light? Regular Gatorade may have too much sugar.

That's why I am so confused, I had the regular one yesterday, and it didn't bother me, I wasn't paying any attention until I got halfway through the bottle. Today I got the low calorie low sugar one and it made me sick. Then I tried a blue one, a sip just to swallow a pill, and I got nauseous, this was a regular one. I have been drinking water the rest of the day with lemon and feeling fine, no more nausea. I'm just going to leave Gatorade alone for now sugar, or no sugar and stick to water with lemon. I agree though, the regular has 21 grams of sugar in a 32 oz bottle, that is too much, I need to keep drinking water anyway so I can keep it a habit, I was just trying to make a switch up from crystal light.

I understand. Sometimes I wake up in the morning and my mouth tastes like Crystal Light. So happy to be on full liquids so I can have a variety.

Tiny tummy (6/7 weeks) does not like pork rinds, butter, anything with onion, anything with tomato, sports drinks (even low cal ones), baby food with chicken, peaches n cream whipped yogurt, soups with much fat, too much water at a time.

The things my tummy absolutely hates is anything I eat in more than tiny baby bites, anything I don't chew we'll, and anything I eat too fast.

I have not tried any bread, crackers, rice, (keeping 100%to the NO refined carbs thing) and no sugar either. So not sure how I will react to those - maybe I never will!

Sleeved May 15, 254 beginning weight- 4 days pre op. today I am 153. 101 lbs lost. Size 24- to size 6.

I'm ten or eleven weeks out from my first surgery and was cleared for anything this week. Last night I experienced my tummy saying NO for the first time in a big way (vomited for half an hour) to an Oh Yeah Protein bar I had before bed. I woke up and knew I was going to puke....which since my second surgery I'm supposed to avoid like the plague! So I puked and then worried all night LOL very productive!

I think something in the bar (some crunchy bits) was something that must have swollen up in my tummy (they were sort of like rice crispies). I don't know what they were but I know Oh Yeah bars are off the table for me for a long time if ever.

I have had a few bites of things that didn't go down well with lots of chewing. Lamb chops (they were moist but the fat around them was unchewable and they went down like rocks). Halibut oddly enough, even cooked right (which should leave it soft). Crab is challenging...feels heavy going down, and sadly...red wine My palate is destroyed and it tastes bad. I'm dedicating my life to work through that one though LOL It used to be all wines but now whites and rose taste good...but red is still a challenge. My tummy is fine with it, but my tongue thinks it's vinegar.

I generally seem to have what others have called a "sleeve of steel". The one thing I'm starting to have problems with is coffee. It did not bother me at all until recently - now, at six months out it makes my stomach burn. I take Rx Precavid twice daily already. Maybe adding coffee to an empty stomach is just not going to work anymore!

Mine doesn't like grapes and salsa. I haven't had any problems with meats or other foods

My sleeve gets a chip on the shoulder and a serious attitude when I eat strongly veggies or higher fat meats (pork, beef, etc). Lean meats are ok, but brisket and real ham give me dumping or something like it without the diarrhea part. Since everyone reacts differently to food, it is a crap shoot and we have to learn the hard way through our own struggles of pain.

I must have a stomach of steel. The only thing that has bothered me is when eating meat. If it is to fatty I find that later I will reguritate just the fat but not the meat. Sounds gross but at least I can keep the meat protein down. I am only 2 months out and have to really watch my portions already. If I do not measure each with a cup I could keep going to a extent. Short honey moon I guess.

I swallowed my gummy Vitamin whole this afternoon. By mistake. I forgot it was a chew and took it like a pill. My tummy is NOT happy. Having some warm hot choc to hopefully help melt it.

Lettuce, raw veggies and Water are still upsetting my tummy. Will I ever be able to drink water again?

Thanks,

Judy