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Throwing up after eating.

I’m 26 days post op and am on soft foods right now but it seems that anytime I eat or try to reintroduce something to my body I throw up.

Two nights ago I had some mashed sweet potatoes and I got a few spoons in then started throwing up. Then today I had a cup of broccoli cheddar soup (which I’ve had recently no problem) but I’m today I immediately threw up after getting half of the cup down in about 35-40 minutes. Maybe I’m eating too fast or eating too much?

Im freaking myself out and think maybe I should go to the hospital but everyone’s told me if I was gonna have a leak I would have had it by now and the likelihood of me having a leak now is low.

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  • shericrazylady
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    I’m around 5 months post op I think and I still throw up mainly if I accidentally eat to fast or to much

  • bettybooping
    bettybooping

    For me throwing up meant I ate too much. I can get 2 spoons/forks in then I stop, I wait for a little while and I might be able to eat a few more but that is it. I also heard that some people get a ru

  • I am a year out and still throw up when I eat too much or too fast. I've found certain foods trigger it more than others ...anything heavy or starchy... potatoes..bread... Or milk based like the cream

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For me throwing up meant I ate too much. I can get 2 spoons/forks in then I stop, I wait for a little while and I might be able to eat a few more but that is it. I also heard that some people get a running nose if they eat too much also.

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I am a year out and still throw up when I eat too much or too fast. I've found certain foods trigger it more than others ...anything heavy or starchy... potatoes..bread... Or milk based like the creamy soup you had triggered mine as well. At 26 days out your stomach isn't healed all the way...it's still new and still sensitive. Just take your time introducing foods and eventually things will get better ❤

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For me throwing up meant I ate too much. I can get 2 spoons/forks in then I stop, I wait for a little while and I might be able to eat a few more but that is it. I also heard that some people get a running nose if they eat too much also.

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That’s so weird that you said that cause I’ve been having a runny nose when I get nauseous! I thought I was just getting sick


I'm almost a year out and I also throw up every now and then. No worries you are still healing and you are also learning what you can and can't tolerate. Good luck with your journey [emoji176]


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