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Eat too fast, days of pain?

I am 72 days post surgery, and not on any restrictive diet anymore. I was cleared about 10 days ago. On Friday, I am not sure if I ate too fast, or ate something wrong, but I have been in severe pain - all day yeserday, and even into today. I know I am not blocked up, as I pooped 3x yesterday. i heard all kinds of rumbling and moving and gurgling in my belly yesterday. Today is less noise. Today I have pain like soreness you get after puking a ton from food poisoning - like your core and all stomach muscles are just sore.

Has anyone else had this? Is it from eating too quick? I did eat some Taiwanese style tofu like pudding pretty quick, and it had some sugar in it. I definitely noticed a bad feeling after that - but was not 100% in the morning either. That night I also ate a small bowl of Chicken Tortilla Soup from Chick-fila, as well as the insides out of one of their wraps with baked/grilled chicken. I ate more than I possibly thought I would (took 30 mins to eat that).

I am wondering if the tofu and beans combo just added a ton of gas?

Yesterday was rough. I only got in 64 ounces of liquid and had 2 premiere protein shakes - no food at all.

I have really done good since the restrictions were removed, but not sure what caused this issue, and I want to make sure I avoid doing it again. I literally felt pain like the week after surgery.

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Best to talk to your surgeon's office just to be on the safe side.

If the pain has improved and doesn't come back, you're probably fine...but if it gets worse or reoccurs you should take prompt action in having it evaluated.

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15 minutes ago, Creekimp13 said:

Best to talk to your surgeon's office just to be on the safe side.

If the pain has improved and doesn't come back, you're probably fine...but if it gets worse or reoccurs you should take prompt action in having it evaluated.

Agreed. It is definitely diminished from yesterday. I just didn't know if it was a symptom of eating too fast, or eating the wrong food maybe? I heard that RnY and other WLS solutions have the dumping syndrome...which I know this isn't. I just didn't know if there was something similar for sleeve/DS people.

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