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What causes foaming?

I think I ate way too fast. :-( Then the foaming starts. Where the heck does that come from?

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    • longroad34
      longroad34

      That's a good question I'm not sure of the answer but I shall ask another suport group I use to ask that

    • bellabloom
      bellabloom

      Yuck!! I hope you feel better soon. I never heard of that with rny

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    I have my one month follow-up on Tuesday with my surgeon. I will ask him then, but it has been bugging me. where the heck do all these bubbles come from?

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    I've not had any foaming, but boy do I get the hiccups right after I eat. In fact it's my little signal that I'm done! I only hiccup 3 or 4 times in a row, then it's over. Craziest thing....

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    Did you have sleeve surgery? It's common with that. This is the gastric bypass forum

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    No, I had RNY on 12/18/14.

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    FOAMING: there are no gastric fluids in our stomachs. if i eat too fast, and don't chew enough, food gets stuck and backs up. the foam, and slime, comes in to help move it along. this from my nut/pa.

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    Gotcha!

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    Yuck!! I hope you feel better soon. I never heard of that with rny

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    I think I am a freak of nature. LOL :P

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