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Does anybody get sweats and nausea?

Am I the only person that gets sweats and nausea when eating something?

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  • I had that happen one time. And learned never to eat that again. Now from time to time I get nauseas or throw up because I either ate to fast or to much. I was sleeved nov-2012

  • It could be: Eating too fast and overfilling the sleeve (I get dizzy and my heart races before I get to the discomfort feeling) A reaction to sugar A reaction to dairy A reaction to artificial

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I had that happen one time. And learned never to eat that again. Now from time to time I get nauseas or throw up because I either ate to fast or to much. I was sleeved nov-2012

It could be:

Eating too fast and overfilling the sleeve (I get dizzy and my heart races before I get to the discomfort feeling)

A reaction to sugar

A reaction to dairy

A reaction to artificial sweeteners

First step: slow down and be sure you're stopping before you eat a single bite too many. If you're newly sleeved it can take a while to learn your capacity and certain foods will only fit one or two bites, whereas others you can fit four times as much.

Second step: evaluate what you're eating and see if your diet is causing the reaction.

I hope you figure it out and can eat comfortably soon!

~Cheri

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It's pretty much every time I eat.. Even as simple as mashed potatoes....will log my reactions to food..I had one meal that I felt ok with yesterday! One In the last 4 weeks.. It was chilli I thought weird but ok?!

Try to stay away from carbs. And stick more to protein. Try that for a while and see what happens. That's what I had to do

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Will do! TY! I really appreciate everyone's input this is a little weird for me with all these food issues

I did when I tried to eat some bday cake. After 2bites i was feeling it so i now know i cant tolerate sugar.

Sleevedandbeautiful

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