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What is "dumping"?

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I ate a soft taco at Taco Bell. I've had it before with no problems. About 10 - 15 minutes after I started feeling strange, cold sweat, pressure on my head, shortness of breath...I felt like I was going to faint...I still feel very weak and I have slight pain/pressure in my chest. Can this be dumping? only slight nausea.

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I consider dumping number 3 you know number 1 is pee number 2 poop number 3 liquid poop yuck!

What does it feel like?

I ate a soft taco at Taco Bell. I've had it before with no problems. About 10 - 15 minutes after I started feeling strange' date=' cold sweat, pressure on my head, shortness of breath...I felt like I was going to faint...I still feel very weak and I have slight pain/pressure in my chest. Can this be dumping? only slight nausea.[/quote']

Those are all symptoms of dumping. My dr. told me patients sometimes dump without symptoms and that is why you can feel hunger after surgery. You arent really hungry - you dumped.

Taco bell = high fat/sugar which is a recipe for dumping (said from the person who hasnt had surgery yet). :)

Feel better!!

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Thanks everyone. Yes, still feelin strange. I agree, must've been the taco. That's it, no more Taco Bell for me.

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