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Slurpee 7 days post opp

Hi All

I had a slurpee yesterday and haven't been feeling well since - strong pains in my stomach and dizzy each time I stand up

Should I be worried?

I done the operation 21st December

Thanks !

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  • mylighthouse
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    Call your doctor and let them know that you drank the Slurpee and are feeling bad. By the way, slurpees are full of sugar and not a good thing to be having after bariatric surgery.

  • LipstickLady
    LipstickLady

    Probably wasn't your best idea. It won't hurt you as far as your stitches and suture line, but I'm guessing that the pure sugar hitting your system wasn't in your surgeon's plan for you. Hope you f

  • You probably haven't broken anything, if that's what you're worried. But maybe don't do that again. Good luck.

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You probably haven't broken anything, if that's what you're worried. But maybe don't do that again. Good luck.

Call your doctor and let them know that you drank the Slurpee and are feeling bad.

By the way, slurpees are full of sugar and not a good thing to be having after bariatric surgery.

Probably wasn't your best idea. It won't hurt you as far as your stitches and suture line, but I'm guessing that the pure sugar hitting your system wasn't in your surgeon's plan for you.

Hope you feel better soon!

Dumping for sure...avoid sugar at all costs

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