Is anyone out there who still eats something and vomit? I had 2 pieces of fried platanos and scrambled eggs. Advise please.

I don't still vomit because I never have. But, I also don't eat fried foods. Maybe you vomited because the plantains were fried/greasy? Does it happen often? Have you talked with your NUT?

Any time I eat anything fried my pouch Acts up. I thought I could have somethings that I was restricted from starting at the beginning.

@@Sexy Granny - when was your surgery?

If "fried" is the common variable, with vomiting, maybe you should find other foods to eat....

I am almost 27 months out and for pretty much my entire second year after surgery I barfed a few times a week. I rarely barfed the first 12 months, puked my way through year two, and now I have pretty much figured out what I can eat and what I can't. My stomach doesn't like anything that has been anywhere near oil, eggs of any variety, fish, the sugar in fruit and sometimes randomly sugar in other things, anything fried, and periodically weird things like milk. Also, I really had to break myself of eating too quickly because that always results in a barf. To solve the problem when I go out to dinner I order something fairly boring, I nibble on it, and I'm usually fine. Otherwise I just mostly cook my own food at home so I can make sure it doesn't have anything my stomach doesn't like in it. The last 2 months or so I'm down to only a few pukes a week which is way better than a few pukes a day.

As a note, what made you barf would still make me barf today if I tried to eat it. Scrambled eggs are something my stomach just hates and fried plantains make me gag a little just thinking about how much my stomach would hate that. So..you're not alone, sometimes we just get stomachs that don't like some foods. I am ok with the things my stomach doesn't like because it prevents me from eating almost everything that is bad for me.

Any time I eat anything fried my pouch Acts up. I thought I could have somethings that I was restricted from starting at the beginning.

Then stop eating anything fried?

Fried food isn't good for you anyway.

I agree with everyone else. It appears fried foods are no longer an option for you.

I got it . so please make suggestions on foods that 1 yr out eat? thx for the advice

I got it . so please make suggestions on foods that 1 yr out eat? thx for the advice

Lean Protein, non-starchy vegetables, Soups, salads, limited fruits, dairy, nuts, etc. Basically it's a low-carb diet. Avoid fried food.

Sorry, Granny. I eat pretty much everything. I'm 15+ months post-op.

I also have never thrown up post-op.

I do eat pretty slowly and chew really, really well. That might be a cause of your problem ... ?

I throw up if I eat too much or too fast. I'm about 10 months out.

It's hard but one learns to avoid doing it eventually. Throwing up sucks.