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First ever Sliming episode at 8 months post op

Craved some Japanese food, so I had 4 small gyozas, and I was fine with those.

I also got 4 steamed pork dim sims to go, and had them many hours later.

I think I ate them too fast and broke the no fluids for 30 mins after food, as I had to take few large tablets about 10 mins after I had the dim sims.

Had that stuck feeling in my oesophagus, and I could feel it spasming a bit.

I just sat down, waiting for this unpleasant feeling to go away, next thing this huge slime ball comes out of me ..... No nausea, just slime and more slime. Yuck!

It just shows that at 8 months post op, stuff can still happen! I was too busy to eat, so I got too hungry and ate too fast. I am not sure if the light Pasta like wrapping had something to do with the sliming, although gyozas have a thin layer of pasta like wrapping also, and I was OK with them.

I normally would have my regular Protein meal, but frankly I had enough of it, and wanted to try something else.

Anyone else, further down post op still sliming at times? What sets it off for you?

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The body over compensated and produces a lot of saliva to see if it can push the food down the oesophagus.

I have had this recently too, ate too fast and felt like c**p afterwards. It was a reminder to keep to the rules for life lol.

Kate

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Thank you! It was such a surprise for me. And, yes, I did feel like crap for few hours afterwards, just had to take it easy.

Yes, the length of recovery time doesn't matter.

Got to stick to the rules ...... hopefully it won't happen again!

Thank you for your comments :)

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