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Trouble with Starches

I'm 13 months post op and for the last month or so I've been getting terrible stomach aches and nausea. It took a little bit to figure out that when I have starches in a meal, is when I get sick. I've cut out at least 95% of any starches in my meals and I feel much better.

Anybody else have this issue?

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My tummy is very sensitive to starches. I can eat potatoes with no problem but of course I limit them.

Bread has to be toasted well and I can only eat a small amount. Regular non toasted bread makes me ill. Rice and Pasta make me very uncomfortable even with just a bite or two.

I have also tried cake once or twice since surgery and it just gets gummy and makes me feel like crap.

So for me unless it is something crispy, I just don't tolerate it well.

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