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Corn anyone?

It's been 9 months since my gastric bypass surgery. And I was wondering has anyone tried corn after surgery? I've been craving some corn but not sure if it's a good idea from what I read on line.......

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At 9 months post op, you should be able to eat corn without any issue. The only thing I would caution you on is to take it slow at first. As with adding any new food, try a little bit at a time until you know how your body will react to it, then go from there.

I am 18 months post op RNY. I use to love sweet corn. I have eaten corn a few times after surgery. The most I can eat is less than one ear of corn. It seems to cause me to gain weight so I generally stay away from corn now.

I'm 7 months out. I've eaten it many times.

Is it the digestion of the corn itself or chemical make up.

Reason I ask is I found some Campbells corn Soup that is pure liquid. I was thinking about adding it to my diet next week.

I have eaten corn, I am 7 months out.

I would say stay away from corn casserole, I had a bad dumping episode, way too much sugar.

This is actually quite a relief. For years, I have had a very large garden and this year alone my wife and I froze up over 90 dozen ears of corn off the cob. Really, all I have heard is that there are many items, including corn, that you can never have again if you have gastric bypass.

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