Hey everyone!

I was just thinking, I had my bypass in Feb this year and I'm slowly but surely learning what I can and can't eat. There are randomly some foods I cannot stand now that I'm bypassed and it's not dumping, it just they taste to intense and sickening that I can't do it. Ever since surgery I am OBSESSED with hot tea (never was before). Drink it every day multiple times a day...something about a hot herbal drink feels so good in my esophagus lol

Here are things I cannot stand now that im bypassed but used to be able to eat in large amounts: peanuts, peanut butter, any protein peanut powder or anything with peanut flavor, alfredo sauce, full fat cream cheeses or dairy based dips and spreads, pesto, corn based chips, nacho cheese sauce, mayo/cream sauces and dressing, gravy, chowder.

So mostly my taste buds and like my throat (I get a weird sensation there with these foods) have changed and it's like im super honed into how fatty a food is when before I wasn't. It's weird but of course I like it because it helps me eat better and know my limits.

So what are some foods you cannot do anymore after surgery that you liked before?

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You are dehydrated, as the others have said. You can skip the protein drinks if you cannot tolerate them, but you must consume water. Try simple, room-temperature water first; many people initially experience discomfort from cold beverages. The really cold water made my pouch uncomfortable for a bit after my https://www.intolerancelab.co.uk/food-intolerance-test/. Your complaining about poor taste is another issue that worries me. You might wish to get tested for Thrush, even though this might also be a sign of dehydration. It is a yeast infection that can cause food to taste off. Additionally, most protein shakes contain dairy.

Edited November 13, 20223 yr by StaffiwMarocson19