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Gas and pain 9 months out

Hello everyone, I’m 9 months out from my sleeve surgery. Had an easy post op without complications. However for the last 4 weeks or so I have moments where I get such bad gas (not flatulence, but painful, loud, trapped gas). I haven’t figured out exactly what causes it although the other night I ate some hummus and I immediately knew it didn’t go down well and felt full and like I had a rock in my tummy. After that happens it’s like 12 hours of pain and huge loud thumps and thuds. Then my insides feel like they’ve went through a war and they feel pain for a couple of days. I’ve now lost a little too much weight because I’m so scared to eat anything that will cause this. My hair is still falling out, I’m not eating enough and I’m usually in pain. I have an appointment with my surgeon but in the meantime I’m desperate. Anyone else have any experience with this?

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I'm glad you called your surgeon, but I'm wondering if your system is having issues with carbs. Or at least certain carbs. I know carbs are hard on DS patients - they can get gas and diarrhea from them. I don't think I've heard much of anything regarding that with sleeve patients, but if it's happening after eating hummus, that COULD be what's going on.

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