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stretching the pouch!

does anyone actually no any info about re stretching your stomach, i had a check up other day and had a telling off because i told the nurse i added a drop of soda water to a glass of wine, i no were not allowed fizzy but surley u would have to drink fizzy all day every day to stretch your stomach

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  • Inner Surfer Girl
    Inner Surfer Girl

    People who have bypass do have a pouch which can stretch. Carbonation is not a good idea for bypass folks either.

  • I drink carbonated drinks all the time and have super tight restriction

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Sleevers don't have pouches. But, even though we don't have pouches from everything I have learned carbonation is not a good idea, especially when you are newly sleeved.

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I drink carbonated drinks all the time and have super tight restriction

@@bellabloom

Is it different for people who have had bypass surgery than people with sleeves?

@@bellabloom

Is it different for people who have had bypass surgery than people with sleeves?

People who have bypass do have a pouch which can stretch. Carbonation is not a good idea for bypass folks either.

@@Inner Surfer Girl

And actually to piggy back onto that, the carbonation rule was specifically meant for the bypass folks BECAUSE their pouch can stretch.

@@bellabloom

It's because you're still in the honeymoon phase. Believe me, your restriction will be less and less over time. My husband could eat normal size portions in a matter of a few years because of carbonation consumption after RNY.

I had the sleeve. Still don't think it's a big deal.

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I didn't even think about it the other day. We had a root beer float party, and I dug right in, forgetting about the carbonation. I didn't drink any more after I realized it, but I did have a stomach ache. BTW, I am 6 lbs. under goal, and am trying to figure out a way to STOP losing. I don't do many artificial sugar snacks.

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