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  • Dave In Houston
    Dave In Houston

    Rice hasn't caused me any problems. I've had it with chicken curry and with red beans and sausage. I'm about two months from surgery.

  • catwoman7
    catwoman7

    some people can handle rice, others can't. They usually recommend you avoid it the first few months because it can expand in your pouch. I think I waited about a year before I ate it. I do eat it o

  • jami.1992
    jami.1992

    I agree with catwoman! Rice is complicated. I tried it when I was about 4-5 month post op and wished I hadn’t. I became very sick, it felt like I had swallowed a bag of rocks. But, now I am 14 months

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Rice hasn't caused me any problems. I've had it with chicken curry and with red beans and sausage. I'm about two months from surgery.

some people can handle rice, others can't. They usually recommend you avoid it the first few months because it can expand in your pouch. I think I waited about a year before I ate it. I do eat it occasionally now, but never very much. Usually 1/4-1/2 cup.

I agree with catwoman! Rice is complicated. I tried it when I was about 4-5 month post op and wished I hadn’t. I became very sick, it felt like I had swallowed a bag of rocks.
But, now I am 14 months post op and I can eat rice (in moderation) easily and pain free!
So it really just depends on the person!

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