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Vomited clear slime, felt like dying

I'm 3 weeks post op and ate some sjreded meat today (ok per my doctor). 10 minutes later I felt really horrible, and the pain stuck around for about 10 minutes. I also did a lot of spitting and felt nauseated.

Then I retched a few times, and ultimately threw up some clear goo.

Should I be worried that I damaged my stomach or sleeve? This seemed a lot worse than just sliming. Has this happened to anyone else?

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  • It just means your new tummy doesn't feel ready to tolerate that just yet, and is giving it back for re-consideration.

  • This sounds about normal. It still happens to me and I'm 14 months post-op. Just yesterday I decided to eat half a chicken sandwich...grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato, and wheat bun and I spent the

  • It's only happened a couple times, when I ate too much ("one bite too much") and/or too quickly. It happens rarely now since I'm getting more used to the smaller portion sizes.

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Shredded meat. Sorry. Typing on my phone.

This sounds about normal. It still happens to me and I'm 14 months post-op. Just yesterday I decided to eat half a chicken sandwich...grilled chicken, lettuce, tomato, and wheat bun and I spent the next 2 hours puking up chicken covered in slime. It's really very sexy, lol, but it's also normal, so don't be worried. :)

It just means your new tummy doesn't feel ready to tolerate that just yet, and is giving it back for re-consideration.

It's only happened a couple times, when I ate too much ("one bite too much") and/or too quickly. It happens rarely now since I'm getting more used to the smaller portion sizes.

Edited by BeagleLover

Yikes! Thanks for the warning..

Happens to me now and then too. Unless it's often or very painful, I would not worry.

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