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Just tried eating egg beaters ? Why so painful?

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I had egg beaters at about 10 days, made a small omelette, and enjoyed it. As with everything, you need to watch your portions closely to avoid discomfort/nausea of course, and chew-chew-chew, but for me the egg beaters were fine.

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It sounds like you are still having a fair amount of inflammation/swelling in your stomach, restricting the flow of things it. Stick to liquids and sloppier soft things for a while longer and try it again in maybe a week. This is just one of the big variables between different people as they recover from surgery - some may need to stick to liquids (and even those may be fairly restricted for a while for some,) while others will have little inflammation and restriction to liquids. Scrambled (real) eggs and yogurt were no problem for me in the hospital, and even boiled eggs the first week, while my wife had a hard time downing the protein drinks for a while - both are within the normally expected range of results the first few weeks out.

Wow, I couldn't have egg beaters for 4 weeks. I tried at 2 weeks and got really sick. I was fine by 6 weeks, but it took awhile before it wouldn't make me nauseous.

It's crazy because I was told when I left the hospital that I could do all stage 3 foods. I guess everybody is different

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There is a difference between what you are allowed to try and what you can actually tolerate. I think some of the conservative food plans are based in large part upon experience of people who have gone before. If you can't eat it now, wait a while and try again. Go slow and try one new food at a time.

9 months out, eggs are still a toss up with me. They were the first thing I had after liquids and it was painful.

They give me a lot of gas and it seems to be right in my stomach.

If something bothers you just skip it, there are other food options

I was on all liquids for 2 weeks. I had my sleeve done on March 10th and I'm on soft foods now, eggs were ok week 3 puréed only.

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