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Problems with milk?

Sorry this may be graphic, but lately I have such a problem with milk! It upsets my stomach SO much to the point of nausea, and then I have to run to the bathroom pinching my butt cheeks. I was slightly lactose intolerant pre/op but nothing this severe. Now, even something with a little bit of milk in it will make me sick. It doesn't last too long, the nausea subsides within 30 minutes or so, and the pooping stops once everything is out of my sleeve. Anyone else have an issue with this? I'm 2 months post op, by the way.

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Yuppers. Exact same thing happened to me. I talked to my nutritionist she said for some individuals who had mild lactose intolerance prior to surgery, the surgery may exacerbate it after. I try to avoid milk now if at all possible. I am still ok with cheese in itty bitty quantities and I can tolerate yogurt, but milk nope- no way. Just wanted to let you know you are not alone :)

Same thing with me. I can do yogurt but no milk or cheese.

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