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I'm slowly starting to introduce soft foods into my diet. I've noticed after eating egg beaters (as recommended) I feel like Is either going to throw up & a burning sensation. Is this normal?

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I cannot remember the beginning of the soft food phase but 9+ months out, eggs tend to give me problems. I continue to eat one egg three times a week for protein but just know to take an acid reducer and pray for a good day. Even after that combo, I still have slight issues. Best of luck!!! :-)

With me - its hit or miss with eggs so I tend to stay away from them. I know it's a great source of protein, but I never know if it'll be one of those times when it won't agree with me....good luck!

Eggs don't agree with me... They usually come back up by the end of the day.

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I guess I just need to take it slow with the food. I just hate this burning, acidy feeling! Thanks all!

I am 5 months post-op and still stick to protein shakes in the morning rather than eggs.....my sleeve does NOT like eggs. Maybe someday.

Eggs are probably the only thing I can consistently not get sick with!

I too stick with a protein shake for breakfast. All typical breakfast foods make me wanna vomit. So I stick with my tried and true.

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