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Is there anything you cant eat?

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Before surgery I would drink milk no problem. Now I can't stand it. I also have not been able to tolerate chili yet. I made it once with beef and the next time with turkey. I think I just need more time to heal.

Pasta and rice make my sleeve hurt. There aren't may things I don't tolerate, but there are things I no longer like post op such as really sweet treats, fried food, yogurt. My tastes changed. I'm 6 months post-op.

Beef. :( Although I haven't really tried a good tender cut lately. Ground beef seems to be somewhat okay.

Sugar is a huge problem for me. Anything high in sugar endives regurgitation.

Sugar gives me flu like symptoms.

Heart racing, hot flashes, chills, dizziness, stomach hurts, body aches and i even vomited once!

Sugar is my only enemy

Pasta and rice make my sleeve hurt. There aren't may things I don't tolerate' date=' but there are things I no longer like post op such as really sweet treats, fried food, yogurt. My tastes changed. I'm 6 months post-op.[/quote']

I'm curious. Did your taste change at 6months or did you not like sweets and milk right after being sleeved? Right now I can eat sweets but can't stand sugar free sweeteners but I'm hoping my tastes change because my sweet tooth is the death of me.

  1. really greasy stuff
  2. soft white bread
  3. lettuce
  4. raw onions

So much for a hamburger, eh?

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