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Dumping Syndrome

OMG I'm 4 months out since my surgery and within the last 2 weeks I've experienced this twice. NOT a pleasant experience. I'm not sure what I ate the first time, but this time I made homemade blackeye peas, high in protein. My body said NOT TODAY!! I was doubled over, in pain, moaning and groaning. I'm going back on soups for a couple of days. I know others have experienced this, how did you deal with it? Just ride it out and not eat what caused this reaction again?

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usually dumping is caused by too much sugar hitting the small intestine. Was there sugar in your pea recipe?

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No. But I just remembered a couple of days ago I ate a piece of left over halloween candy. A mini 100 grand bar. That must be it.

This was probably not dumping, but simply a reaction to the texture and maybe the volume. Wait a week and try it again, but only 1 tablespoon at a time with at least 5 minutes between bites.

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