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Lactose Intolerant?

Could I possibly have became lactose intolerant since my surgery? I was banded 12/15. It seems like everytime I drink milk, I immediately get stomach cramps and pains. Then the gas starts. I'm use to the gas since I get it with pretty much anything but after that starts, the cramps get worse and then I get extreme liquid shits (Sorry for the TMI!):).

I'm just wondering if anyone else has noticed this. It seems to only be with milk.

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I've had trouble with milk since my surgery also. I can tolerate small amounts, but drinking a glass or having cereal is out for me, for now. Have the same reaction you do. I was never a great milk lover, so not too sad about it, but I did think it was a bit strange. Thanks for the post - always nice to know you are not alone. Take care. Becky

My trouble with milk is that I have a hard time getting it down. When I drink milk it seems to stimulate mucus production and plugs me up. Its almost like an alergic reaction. I've just moved on to alternatives

I personally have not had an issue with drinking milk infact I actually drink more now post band. I have recently started drinking Silk Soy Milk to reduce my chloresterol. Try that, it is lactose free and is rather tasty.

I was banded 12/07 and became lactose intolerant soon afterward. I still use lactaid pills and lactose milk a year and one half later. As soon as I started using milk with my protein shakes I noticed it and it only got worse until I started to use lactaid products.

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