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Sneezing everytime I eat food?

Ever since my sleeve on June 11th, everytime I eat food, I get almost an allergic reaction after. I sneeze, my eyes water, and my nose runs. Anyone else? It's completely weird.

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Could be vagus nerve damage. Ask your doctor.

Yep, my full signal is the runny nose and sneezing, too.

~Cheri

If I start sneezing I make a mental note to take one bite less next time.

fascinating!!!!

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It definitely happens more when I am full, but happens even when I am not. This morning it was 2 bites of yogurt, and I was sneezing. Maybe I'm eating too fast? Glad to see I am not the only one.

I've started sneezing after surgery a lot, but it's not really related to my eating. It just happens at random times. When I first wake up in the morning, when I'm driving down the road, etc. In fact, I've been sneezing all morning and I haven't had anything to eat yet. I just assumed I'm developing some sort of allergies, but perhaps it's surgery related?

The vagus nerve makes you sneeze, among other things. It can get nicked during surgery. It also gets pressure of it when you are too full.

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