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So Im on my two month as of June 3rd out of surgery. I've been eating more solid food but having trouble keeping stuff down here and there. For about two weeks it was bad bad. I was going great but the last couple times I've tried something a little more solid and thrown up I've found I'm a lot more emotional the last two times than I have been for some reason. I threw up dinner and I just got super depressed tonight and cried , all I want to do is just sleep now. Has this happened to anyone before?

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if it keeps up, call your surgeon's office. It could be nothing - or it could be a stricture. You're in the right time range for one (they almost always occur 1-3 months post-op). I had two of them - one at four weeks and the other at eight weeks. It's an easy fix, and you feel better right away.

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The transition to solid foods can be a rough one. So take your time with this transition. I found that softer foods, such as chili and Soups, went down much easier that solid foods, such as chicken and steak. I have included a few recipes in the following article.

http://www.breadandbutterscience.com/Surgery.pdf

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