What irritates your sleeve?

[*Lexie* 1,486]

I'm almost 5 months out and I have issues with spicy food, salmon or anything fried. Really shouldn't be eating fried food anyway so that's good.

[ProjectMe 909]

I love this Protein chocolate milk they sell in the store here. Drank 8 ounces of it, and totally paid with nausea and diarrhea...didn't actually throw up though. so now I just put a 1/4cup in my Decaf chai or cinnamon tea. Tastes like a Mexican hot chocolate! And no nasty side effects

[KristenVSG2014 1,871]

I'm over 3 months out and I cannot handle milk but I can handle cheeses. I cannot tolerate lunch meat, it gives me terrible reflux. Regular caffeine causes heart burn. I can tolerate pretty much anything else.

[smileyone86 18]

So far nothing has bothered me. While that may sound wonderful, kind of worries me. Will just have to be careful and chose wisely.

[DgotSleeved 103]

my sleeve isn't picky about anything either. just over 2 months out and can tolerate pretty much everything I've tried. but I don't do bread, rice, Pasta, pretty much any carbs. the worst I've done was a bite of red velvet cake on vday... I also have 4 oz of solid Protein for meals.

[LSF 264]

my sleeve isn't picky about anything either. just over 2 months out and can tolerate pretty much everything I've tried. but I don't do bread, rice, Pasta, pretty much any carbs. the worst I've done was a bite of red velvet cake on vday... I also have 4 oz of solid Protein for meals.[/quote

I'm curious- did you try the bread, rice & Pasta and if so, were you fine with that also?

[aSleeveStory 128]

In the first few weeks, I couldn't tolerate eggs (of any variety), cottage cheese, or my favorite pre-op Protein shake.

Now, at about 4.5 months out... I have't really found anything I can't handle. I have tried to make sure I chew things up very well.

Perhaps the only real discomfort I get is when I catch myself eating too fast. The pain quickly reminds me to slow down, though, and I do.

[DgotSleeved 103]

yes!! I have actually tried those things...just to see if I was able to eat them.

rice is fine but honestly I only had about a teaspoon of brown rice

the Pasta I had was pasta zero (please look this up!!!! it's amazing!)

and I had bread once and it was at longhorn steakhouse. I was able to take about 3-4 bites of a slice of bread and while it was fine it did feel a little heavy.

I'm choosing not to eat those things because it's part of the reason I got here in the first place (: lol

[roundisashape 712]

So far, hard boiled eggs and ground chicken (but only when packed into a patty shape).

Sometimes she gets bitchy and refuses to tolerate something I just ate the day before with no issues. I guess that's her way of saying, "You've had quite enough of this, thankyouverymuch."

[samuelsmom 670]

I'm assuming it's my peasant ancestors fault, but I can eat ANYTHING without a problem. I am 3 months out today. As you may imagine, this is a blessing and a curse

[borg/assimilated 576]

I've only been on purees since Tuesday. So far I have tried ground beef with a little gravy, tuna with mayo and tolerated fine. Last night I made Eggface's ricotta bake and had issues. I took small bites, waited 2 min. between bites and decided even before i had finished 1/4 cup that I'd better stop eating. I am not sure what happened, but 1/2 hour later I became uncomfortable had to burp and started "foaming." It lasted about an hour. Sometimes this new stomach scares me.

[jmccape 25]

I am 17 days out and cannot tolerate the ricotta bake. I have tried it two times and both times do it up and it really bums me out.

[roundisashape 712]

I counted down the days until I could try the ricotta bake, but it's the first thing that made me sick. Too much cheese, I think - melted cheese is hard to chew enough.

[woo woo 872]

In theory the ricotta bake sounded great, but it grossed me out in reality. Probably the only thing that ever made me feel a little sick.

[glitter eyes 1,398]

I am seven months out and I have a sleeve of steel and can tolerate anything I have tried. I do avoid rice, Pasta, and breads just because those were my favorite foods pre op and I don't crave them now and I try to avoid refined sugars. I don't like beef or white chicken meat- they seem to dry for me now.