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Banana pain

I had written before that I was experiencing severe stomach pains. That whole week I had started eating a low fat yogurt and 1/2 a banana for breakfast. A friend suggested that I stop eating the banana. MIRACLE! The pains stopped the next day. I had never had problems with bananas before, and don't know what caused the reaction this time, but my pain is gone. Has anybody else come across this situaltion with bananas or any other food?

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Wow! I thought I was going crazy Saturday night! I had a banana during the day, (my first one) and that night I had severe pains on the left side under my ribs. I did not realize that it could have been the banana! I have not tried to eat another one again, and oddly enough, have not had the pain again. I would also like to hear from anyone else that this has happened to.

I don't get severe pains from bananas, but have always had trouble eating them with my band. They seem to get stuck, not enough to cause pbing, but enough to make me feel yucky. My daughter has said the same thing and avoids bananas too.

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