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Gurgling Cramps?

Question for the more seasoned sleevers out there. I'm almost 4 months post-op, and I notice that if I eat too much or too fast, my stomach goes through this process that normally lasts an hour or two. There's a pain that builds over the course of about 2-4 minutes, and just as it reaches an apex of discomfort, I hear a little gurgle, and the pain subsides, then the process starts over again. Sometimes it will get so bad that I get nauseous, and have to visit a bathroom, but the only thing that comes up is a bunch of mucous. If I abuse my poor little pouch too much, I have to give it a soft-food day of rest before I can think about solid foods again.

Does this sound familiar with anyone?

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  • Yes very familiar.. im 6months out and follow all rules majority of the time but eatting slower im still working on today...so these things u speak of except the nausea happens whenever I eat to fast.

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Yes very familiar.. im 6months out and follow all rules majority of the time but eatting slower im still working on today...so these things u speak of except the nausea happens whenever I eat to fast...so I do the same back to soft a few days to recover....I was a fast eatter before have impoved but its my hardest thing to do but I refuse to quit trying one cause it hurts like hell and I prefer not to experience it...:-)

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