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So I had a salad which was AMAZING!! And boom 20 minutes later .... Extreme craps! Pissin out my butt kind!! Sooooo gross , but my question is Why?? Anyone else get these reactions??

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How far out are you?

Salads are very fiberous and difficult for the stomach to digest. Remember, the stomach is the mechanical part of digestion and you just had 85% of it removed. Salads, then red meat were the last things for me to be able to eat. I had my first salad (iceburg) 4 months post-op.

Sounds to me like you may have eaten salads a little too early on your journey.

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How far out are you?

Salads are very fiberous and difficult for the stomach to digest. Remember' date=' the stomach is the mechanical part of digestion and you just had 85% of it removed. Salads, then red meat were the last things for me to be able to eat. I had my first salad (iceburg) 4 months post-op.

Sounds to me like you may have eaten salads a little too early on your journey.[/quote']

Lol yes pdx, it's prob too early I'm out I'm only 3 weeks. But it was sooooo good lol

I had to wait at least 2 and half months to eat salad. I think you are jumping on the salad a little too early.

Waited about 5 months before able to eat side salads. I still have trouble with raw veggies like red peppers if I do not chew them enough or leave enough space. You might want to give your some time to progress through the various food types. Beef was also a difficult one.

I waited about 3 mths and i have one almost everyday.......

Ive actually been able to tolerate everything so far (Im 3 1/2 months out) but I havent tried a salad yet cause it wasnt sleeve space worthy lol. But Im going to give a go this weekend and see what happens.

Lol yes pdx, it's prob too early I'm out I'm only 3 weeks. But it was sooooo good lol

3 weeks and I'm still on soft foods, salads, lettuce, seeded veggies & raw veggies are on my after 4 months list. Check with your doctor or nutritionist but I think 3 weeks is way too soon for raw veggies.

I've never thrown up but had this happen several times, especially with ultra sweet and high fat foods. Serious gas volume happens a lot for me if I eat something that has a lot of fiber or acid.

I'm with Bunny! I want a salad so bad. I am only 2 weeks out so I guess I'll wait a while but I would seriously enjoy a salad.

I'm 9 weeks out and had my first salad this week. It was soooo good! I thoroughly enjoyed it. I wasn't allowed raw veggies til 2 months out. I had no problem digesting it and it didnt bother my sleeve at all. Since then I've had a salad every day. I think 3 weeks may have been a little too soon. Hang in there, you'll get your salads back!

My surgeon allows iceberg lettuce at 4 weeks and other salad veggies at 6 weeks. I haven't had trouble eating any raw veggies since 6 weeks as long as I eat them slowly and chew well. It's nice to have the crunch, the vitamins and the fiber boost! Although it's tough to get a lot in once you have your protein. I emailed my RD to ask if I can eat LC veggies in between meals as a snack.

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