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Spicy food sensitivity

I don't know why I love spicy food, but I do. I travel with Gas X strips & usually don't have any problems, but I'm only 3 months out & haven't tried a lot w/ my new sleeve. So, yesterday I had some pineapple & jalepeno hummus w/ sugar snap peas--maybe 2 Tablespoons at the most and it lit me up. Thought I wasn't going to make it. Will I now be sensitive to spicy foods?? Anybody got experience w/ this topic who has been sleeved for a while???

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  • Nurse_Lenora
    Nurse_Lenora

    I can eat spicy but I take a daily PPI to counter act it. I just finished lunch which was a chicken jalapeño sausage dipped in Frank's Red hot and I'm all good!

  • perfectlyimperfect44
    perfectlyimperfect44

    I'm the same way sleeved only 4 months and love spicy food but OMG it does not like me any more I was hoping this is temporary, so I'm still waiting and try to steer clear of anything spicy

  • I went from being lukewarm on spicy foods to LOVING them after surgery. But you should probably wait to the 6 month point to start introducing spicy stuff into your diet, and go slowly. By that poin

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I can eat spicy but I take a daily PPI to counter act it.

I just finished lunch which was a chicken jalapeño sausage dipped in Frank's Red hot and I'm all good!

  • I'm the same way sleeved only 4 months and love spicy food but OMG it does not like me any more I was hoping this is temporary, so I'm still waiting and try to steer clear of anything spicy

I went from being lukewarm on spicy foods to LOVING them after surgery. But you should probably wait to the 6 month point to start introducing spicy stuff into your diet, and go slowly.

By that point, you should be off PPIs and adjusted to being on regular foods.

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