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Hello I’m dealing with something i wonder if anybody else can help , i was sleeved March 2022 so just about 10 months post op . I have successfully lost about 110 pounds . I haven’t had many complications i did get a gallstone recently but other then that nothing but for the past maybe 6 days i have been experiencing extreme diarrhea as soon as i eat i get a really bad stomach pain maybe 5-10 minutes after then boom diahrrea immediately and it’s Every time i eat i have a diarrhea and then times in between so maybe 10 plus times a day I’m on the toilet . Has anyone else experienced this ? If so please let me know what i should do or what you were told .
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    I understand that you have been experiencing extreme diarrhea for the past few days, and it seems to be happening every time you eat. It's important to note that several things, including changes in d

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I understand that you have been experiencing extreme diarrhea for the past few days, and it seems to be happening every time you eat. It's important to note that several things, including changes in diet, medication side effects, or an underlying medical condition, can cause diarrhea. I recommend talking to your surgeon about this issue as soon as possible, as they may want to do some tests or adjust your diet to help alleviate your symptoms. In the meantime, you may try avoiding foods known to cause diarrhea, such as high-fiber foods, spicy foods, and foods high in sugar. Drinking plenty of water and other clear fluids can also help to prevent dehydration. And it's important to note that if these symptoms persist or you have any other concerning symptoms, please seek immediate medical attention.

Just a thought but did they remove your gall bladder when they found your stone and if so how long ago? Diarrhoea can be a side effect of having your gall removed. (Takes time for the body to get used to not having gall to regulate the acid entering your stomach.) Mine persisted for about two months after my surgery though not as severe as yours. My surgeon advised if it persisted or got worse I was to contact him.

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