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Foods and dumping syndrome

(sleeved 11/15/2019) TMI I know ... But does anyone have dumping syndrome with anything they eat ?! Anything I eat, my body is like NOPE and dumping happens.. I eat only certain foods because most things make me nauseous so I'm only eating like grilled chicken and some veggies (ones I can handle ) and my body still dumps everything... I've told my surgeon and the nurse said to just keep track of what I eat. I have. And I do. They also don't know why a lot of foods make me extremely sick.. anyone else have this issue ?! [emoji30]

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  • catwoman7
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    true dumping syndrome is pretty rare in sleevers - it happens when too much sugar hits your small intestine at one time. It's more rare in sleevers because you guys still have an intact pyloric valve.

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3 hours ago, Kikikiki said:

Hi! Can you tell me what reactive hypoglycaemia is and how you deal with it?

it's when you have a reaction to sugar about an hour or two after you eat it. Your glucose level drops so much that you experience things like dizziness, brain fog, blurred vision, heart palpitations, sweating, and shaking. My PCP told me to eat something every 3-4 hours, and if I eat a carb, to always pair it with a protein. Seems to have solved the problem...

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