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foamies HELP

Going on 3 wks post op and is on soft foods. After 2 wks was having problems with protein drinks now I have s foamy mouth and no desire to eat.. Vomiting foam

and nothing else. Has anyone else experience this?

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Going on 3 wks post op and is on soft foods. After 2 wks was having problems with Protein drinks now I have s foamy mouth and no desire to eat.. Vomiting foam

and nothing else. Has anyone else experience this?

Foam is very natural its because your stomach doesn't really have a lot of food to come back up. There's really nothing there.

Call you doc.

I agree with music call your doc adap

date of surgery 02/21/12 surgery weight 340 lbs. current weight 146 lbs

Foam is very natural its because your stomach doesn't really have a lot of food to come back up. There's really nothing there.

I meant there's really nothing in your stomach. Not that you having the foamies isn't a big deal.

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Visited with him on Friday and he said its been only 3 wks and it will go away. Because of this I have a follow up appt with him in 2 wks. The thought of food makes me nauseous and I never thought that would happen in a million years.

Visited with him on Friday and he said its been only 3 wks and it will go away. Because of this I have a follow up appt with him in 2 wks. The thought of food makes me nauseous and I never thought that would happen in a million years.

I would suggest calling him again and ask him for meds to help with the nausea. You have to eat and you need to drink.

Visited with him on Friday and he said its been only 3 wks and it will go away. Because of this I have a follow up appt with him in 2 wks. The thought of food makes me nauseous and I never thought that would happen in a million years.

It does ease up. I had this a LOT the first few months. Not so much now.

Visited with him on Friday and he said its been only 3 wks and it will go away. Because of this I have a follow up appt with him in 2 wks. The thought of food makes me nauseous and I never thought that would happen in a million years.

My whole first month everything smelled strange and tasted bad. Even if I found something I could eat I could only eat it a couple times before it turned my stomach. Soups were easiest to eat so I added unflavored Protein to them. Soups like french onion, seafood bisque, clam chowder (I filtered out the clams, they bothered me at that time), broccoli cheese, and pea Soup (still my favorite). I could manage Protein shakes and yogurt, too but I got thoroughly sick of sweet things pretty quick. Hot herbal teas were good too. Tastes and smells will get better. Hope you feel better soon!

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Thx everyone. Terry I'm going to try the soups. Only reason I haven't so far was the carbs/sugar contents.

Cream soups were recommended during the full liquid stage. You can't really eat much at three weeks, I was eating around 1/4 - 1/3 cup at that time. It's not really enough for the small amount of carbs or sugar to be a problem. Someone mentioned here somewhere that Protein can offset the effects of sugar and/or carbs? If so, maybe it helped that I added Protein powder?

Introduce new foods with care. We are all different - what didn't bother me, just might bother you. Good luck! :-)

I've been having this problem too but thank goodness something comes up because the pain is worse. I am having the exact issues Terry described (I am 2 weeks post op) and am to the point that I regret doing this and I'm looking into reversing it.

For Protein my doc suggested Ensure clear. I have some blueberry pomegranate that was tolerable yesterday and actually gave me a little energy because I have none.

I've been having this problem too but thank goodness something comes up because the pain is worse. I am having the exact issues Terry described (I am 2 weeks post op) and am to the point that I regret doing this and I'm looking into reversing it.

For Protein my doc suggested Ensure clear. I have some blueberry pomegranate that was tolerable yesterday and actually gave me a little energy because I have none.

Partly

It is normal to have regrets at your stage. I cried for several weeks and thought I must have been crazy to do this to myself - all I want is a piece of pizza!

If you are still having issues make sure you talk with your doc and let them know what is going on.

Where in Texas are you. I am in DFW!

I'm from NW Houston but currently live in UT. I miss home something awful. :(

I'm from NW Houston but currently live in UT. I miss home something awful. <img src='http://www.bariatricpal.com/public/style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.png' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':(' />

Well if it makes you feel any better it was 102 today and a humid rain. :(

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