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TMI - Pooping at work

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Not sure if it's just me (I'm pretty sure it's not) but pooping at work, post bypass is a crazy embarrassing event! I've had folks walk, in and then turn right around and leave thanks to the wonderful new smells I'm producing! So embarrassing! And it lingers think and heavy, like some cross between tear gas and smog, some unseen nasal assault team going full speed ahead attempting to cause gagging.

I've recently decided to bite the bullet and buy some Poop-Pourri, just a little 4oz bottle to pocket and take with me to the can. I don't want to advertise or promote, but for what it's worth, it helped out greatly. A few times it didn't work as described, but it sure helped! I don't feel super ashamed leaving the toilet now!

Figured we could share some horror stories or other "Pooping at work" related tidbits / tips/ tricks etc

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  • At this point... any help is better than none! LOL God it was bad! When you make yourself light headed with the stench... it's time to reevaluate things!

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    There is an old bariatric saying - never trust a fart. Never.

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    Girrrlll, yes! My farts are super loud and elongated. I had to apologize to my brother in law yesterday, because I honesty didn't think he would have been able to hear me. We were outside, and it was

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5 minutes ago, proudgrammy said:

thank you!

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3 hours ago, BigViffer said:

That's the smell, poop coated food that smells familiar and wrong all at the same time.

Throw the high protein intake on top of that for some extra added "Umpf" LOL

I work in the hospital too and the first few times I had to go I had to warn people not to go after me. It’s almost colostomy level bad now.

All poop smells horrible but yeah this is for real a whole new level.

As a sleever I’m not suffering with the too stinky poo.....yet, it may be a gift later down the track as I’m only week 3, but my gas is bad.

Its loud, not overly smelly, and I can’t hold them in. It’s worse when I’m walking fast. So embarrassing in the office!!

Ooooooooooo.... we had an extraordinarily stinky pooper in the office for about a year. I always wondered what the problem was, and now I think I know!!

2 hours ago, Pearldrop said:

As a sleever I’m not suffering with the too stinky poo.....yet, it may be a gift later down the track as I’m only week 3, but my gas is bad.

Its loud, not overly smelly, and I can’t hold them in. It’s worse when I’m walking fast. So embarrassing in the office!!

If you find that you are having excessive gas or gas more frequently - not you personally, any bariatric patient, it could be a sign of eating too fast. I'm not talking about shoveling food in like cadets in boot camp fast, but just quick enough to introduce pockets of air into the digestive track. If possible, walk right after eating. You could just burp a lot of it out.

20 hours ago, swizzle said:

my farts have been epically adjusted for maximum loudness

So true for me too!

No such thing as a silent release any more!

On 06/19/2018 at 06:31, BigViffer said:





If you find that you are having excessive gas or gas more frequently - not you personally, any bariatric patient, it could be a sign of eating too fast. I'm not talking about shoveling food in like cadets in boot camp fast, but just quick enough to introduce pockets of air into the digestive track. If possible, walk right after eating. You could just burp a lot of it out.


This could def be my problem. I chew better now, but I still eat fast.
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46 minutes ago, Dmantei56 said:

One of my friends told my of the sudden ? and advised I keep an extra pair of understand with me and maybe a change of ? or shorts in the ?

There is an old bariatric saying - never trust a fart. Never.

oh I am really cracking up reading these posts :D My farts still do not smell and boy did they used to!

Since I have had surgery I have had great poops! I used to suffer with constipation badly but since surgery the pipes have been running so good, no issues and easy coming out which has been a welcomed change.

People spoke about not pooping for days and days but I have gone every day since surgery except for 2 days after surgery.

Seems like the by pass people are the ones who have smelly poo challenges? Do whatever you have to do man - poo Pori and I am sure the people around you appreciate it ha ha ha

Oh my days I had no idea about this wonderful side effect!! Arghhh! Time to bulk buy some VI Poo in preparation!
I have a 5 year old at home....she'll find the farts hilarious!

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Reading this thread makes me want to choose the sleeve over bypass! Not sure I can put up with all that gas!!


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Oh good lord...lol. More side effects to look forward to. :P:P

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