I took my daughter shopping and we had sashimi for lunch but I had a little more soy sauce then I have done since surgery. I think that is what triggered it.

Anyway 20 minutes later started feeling really rough and rushed home. OMG this is horrendous.

Ok I hate to ask...but Dumping? is that code for urgent bathroom need?

Vicious!

I have only had one bout so far if that is the case. Early on while still in puree stage.

1 minute ago, Avery's Mom said:

Ok I hate to ask...but Dumping? is that code for urgent bathroom need?

Vicious!

I have only had one bout so far if that is the case. Early on while still in puree stage.

Dumping syndrome. Yes urgent bathroom need, severe nausea, felt faint, hot and cold and very tired. It’s horrible. I’ve been completely avoiding sugar which Iv been told is the main trigger.

4 minutes ago, LosingitLondon said:

Dumping syndrome. Yes urgent bathroom need, severe nausea, felt faint, hot and cold and very tired. It’s horrible. I’ve been completely avoiding sugar which Iv been told is the main trigger.

wow that sounds awful

Soy sauce doesn’t usually have lots of sugar, it’s full of salt. It seems like a strange thing to have triggered dumping

51 minutes ago, elcee said:

Soy sauce doesn’t usually have lots of sugar, it’s full of salt. It seems like a strange thing to have triggered dumping

I thought the same thing. I eat soy sauce and sriracha in my broth sometimes and never had it trigger. But you never know what's gonna effect people in different ways..

9 hours ago, elcee said:

Soy sauce doesn’t usually have lots of sugar, it’s full of salt. It seems like a strange thing to have triggered dumping

That’s what I thought too, but I have sashimi regularly and the only difference yesterday was a little more soy sauce.

I've found that one day i can eat something and i am fine. Eat the same thing another day and i can feel like crap.

On 3/1/2019 at 10:10 PM, krash11 said:

I've found that one day i can eat something and i am fine. Eat the same thing another day and i can feel like crap.

Gosh, that must be stressful!

That’s what I thought too, but I have sashimi regularly and the only difference yesterday was a little more soy sauce.

Might be the Japanese rice. It's high-GI which means your body breaks it down into glucose rapidly (compared to basmati) and could also be the amount you ate in one sitting.