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This is my 3rd time feeling like this and I'm wondering why and if anyone has experienced such. First I was sleeved 3mts ago with no complications, nothing!!! Until recently I have experienced chest discomfort with hot flashes that last about 5min or so. I usually take my ometrazol and feel better. But this time it was more severe and traveled to my stomach and lasted longer. I'm sure it had to be something I ate but I can't be certain. Just concerned????

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  • I would run it by your doctor. That never happened to me, however I only had gastric reflux issues before surgery until they fixed my hiatal hernia, so I don't have a frame of reference for that comp

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I would run it by your doctor. That never happened to me, however I only had gastric reflux issues before surgery until they fixed my hiatal hernia, so I don't have a frame of reference for that complication after surgery. I did however have plenty of hot flashes and every once in awhile if I eat something I shouldn't, I still do. For me sugar still does it, but in the beginning carbs and sugars made me hot, sweating, and breathing fast for about 20 minutes after I ate whatever it was I shouldn't have eaten, so that part at least seems normal.

I got hot flashes and light headed/sweaty with anything sugary too! It sucked, but then again, I now avoid most of that stuff because of the feelings, so maybe not such a bad thing. :D

Definitely discuss with your doctor, but it likely is just an intolerance for certain foods now.

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Thanks currently in ER and of course they can't tell you nothing but I will ask at my next visit this month. I did eat ice cream the last time and a small piece of cake because I had the sweet tooth. So maybe I need to avoid such and try to maintain on my plan. But the chest discomfort is questionable ????

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