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So I'm 18 days post -op and today I had a piece of sharp cheese while coming from the market... When I pulled up home, I noticed I had to poop... Well I could not make it to my door and poop myself... I have never done that before !!! Please give some insight!!?? I'm freaking out right now!!!

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  • DonRodolfo
    DonRodolfo

    Bet you didn't know you're the VST Patron Saint of Dumping Syndrome, did you?

  • The sleeve shouldn't have dumping according to what my research and what my dr says. Dumping, I believe, is what people with bypass patients get. But of course I could always be wrong. However, it is

  • lilbearzmom
    lilbearzmom

    This happens to a lot of people. I was only a few days post-op. Thank God I was at home!!!! LOL And it's not a common occurrence- only happened once... For God's sake, it happened to Al Roker at

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It's rare, but dumping can happen with VGS. Mine happened after going to Costco. I ate a few of the samples (a protein bar, pomegranate juice, and a bite of turkey sandwich). I think the protein bar had too much sugar in it and combined with the Pom juice and eating while walking around my system just couldn't take it. The lesson learned is to follow the rules your doctor laid out. I generally do follow them, but I'm 6mo out and 20 pounds from goal and I'm having one of the worst weeks of my life.

It's rare' date=' but dumping can happen with VGS. Mine happened after going to costco. I ate a few of the samples (a Protein bar, pomegranate juice, and a bite of turkey sandwich). I think the protein bar had too much sugar in it and combined with the Pom juice and eating while walking around my system just couldn't take it. The lesson learned is to follow the rules your doctor laid out. I generally do follow them, but I'm 6mo out and 20 pounds from goal and I'm having one of the worst weeks of my life.[/quote']

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Thanks so much! I needed that!

Dumping syndrome can happen to people who haven't even had WLS. It's not AS common with the sleeve, but it definitely can happen. My advice is to eat simple foods until you're further along; don't be a dope and drink lemonade and eat beer cheese soup like me. Someday those things might be ok, but not at the beginning....unless you like pooping yourself. haha

Bet you didn't know you're the VST Patron Saint of Dumping Syndrome, did you? :D

Haha, it's good to be recognized for something I guess! ;)

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