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Dizziness and sweating after food!

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sanaa.a    24

sanaa.a
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Hi guys, I'm 2 and half months post surgery and I've noticed sometimes after having a meal, I feel a little dizzy and I start to sweat. This lasts for a good hour or so?! My whole body changes and I feel uncomfortable. Anyone else experience this??

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sanaa♑️

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Lilikchen    13

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I feel very tired suddenly after I eat.

Don't forget we had major surgery.

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81Kellogram    101

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Sounds like dumping. Try slowing down and take smaller bites.

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JamieLogical    8,727

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I feel that way if what I am eating has a lot of carbs/sugar. And I get that tired feeling if I eat too much now.

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LittleLizzieLilliput    919

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I was told that VGS don't get dumping syndrome but I had a bit too much of a sugary thing and I was miserable for an hour. Nauseas, feel like I can't move, something feels really wrong, I have to lie down. Then it goes away. It's happened 3 times since my 10/10/16 surgery.

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hmm33502    187

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My dr says that VSGrs definitely dump! I haven't experienced it yet because I am only 3 weeks out, but it was discussed in my pre op classes!

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81Kellogram    101

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My NUT said some Sleevers dump and I happen to be one of them. Sugar doesn't seem to bother me but rich fatty foods do. Basically leaves me miserable for about an hour. I'm still mourning bacon!

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triplethreat    257

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That happens to me if I overeat or have too many carbs. It feels very flu like and miserable. Does it happen only when you eat certain things?

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eliminnowp    113

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I heard that about 13% of vsg patients experience dumping syndrome. So yes it can happen, but it isn't something that all vsg patients experience.

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NWJill    119

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Do you have any pain? The only time I have felt this was when I drank a diet lemonade 3 weeks post op and it hurt and I felt awful...I am avoiding citrus since

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mschan218    81

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I was told that VGS don't get dumping syndrome but I had a bit too much of a sugary thing and I was miserable for an hour. Nauseas, feel like I can't move, something feels really wrong, I have to lie down. Then it goes away. It's happened 3 times since my 10/10/16 surgery.

Ive had my gallbladder removed and i experience dumping (pre vsg)...its not just exclusive to bypass folks so dont feel bad ;)

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JamieLogical    8,727

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Sleevers can have a version of dumping. That is for sure! For me it really only happens if I eat something high in sugar and milk at the same time, like a milk shake or rich ice cream. I don't recommend eating those things frequently if you are a sleever anyway, since they are a good way to get in a lot of calories without restriction!

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