I'm one month post op and developed this. Had anyone had a similar experience? I was told to try vegan foods, but besides my veggie burgers I'm not sure how else to get protein now.

What do you mean by intolerance? Is it the taste, diarrhea, constipation, nausea.......... I think it will help people answer your question.

What do you mean by intolerance? Is it the taste' date=' diarrhea, constipation, nausea.......... I think it will help people answer your question. [/quote']

If I eat even a small bite I start throwing up, sweating, I'm in immense amounts of pain, then I get horrible diarrhea

Wow! I have not run into that one before. I hope someone out there can help you.

I am a true carnivore, but from time time I use other forms of protein powders.. You can try pea protein (not great to drink) hemp protein, egg... And a few more I can't think of off the top of my head. It might be the milk you are mixing it with too.. I went dairy free etc only to discover it was the soya causing the cramps and runny tummy!! Good Luck!!

I am a true carnivore' date=' but from time time I use other forms of Protein powders.. You can try pea protein (not great to drink) hemp protein, egg... And a few more I can't think of off the top of my head. It might be the milk you are mixing it with too.. I went dairy free etc only to discover it was the soya causing the cramps and runny tummy!! Good Luck!![/quote']

Thank you I can't do dairy, and I've tried the soy with no luck. I'm going to attempt rice and almond milk today, if its works I'm going to try veggie Protein shakes

Yes like I said, definitely don't recommend drinking the pea protein but cooking with it is good...if you go onto the website called protein pow(Der) there are a few low carb, high protein recipes.. One is for crepes, they are made with egg whites, pea protein powder and whatever form of milk. We get dairy free coconut milk in the carton here in UK, it's very nice!! Hope you find something that works for you!!