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So I took like three table spoons of no fat no sugar ice cream and melted it with some Protein on top. Kinda foamy mixture. Four bites and I felt funny so I stopped eating it. Funny like too much air. About a half hour later I'm having a weird crampy pain in the center of my chest like where my sternum is. Anyone else have this happen? I'm 7 days post op

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That's different. I wouldn't try that again. I hope you feel better.

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Sounds like gas pains.

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Thanks it's now I was hoping that too. I had a lap band and used to get similar pain from it . Took my bra off too lol

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I did the same thing once in puree.. and dry heaved really bad for about 10 minutes.. Last time I tried ice cream since.. lol

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I am 4 months out and ice cream/frozen yogurt is one of the few things I can not tolerate. It makes me feel awful!!!!

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Ice cream, etc is on my avoid list until at least 6 weeks out... I wouldn't do that again for a while!!

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Yeah, my list of what I could eat at 1 week post op was pretty small, and it didn't include ice cream. I really think that restrictive list helped me reset my way of eating. I'm 4 months out and can eat just about anything, but I've surprisingly developed new habits, and I still avoid high fat, high calorie foods. It's about changing our eating habits. I probably could eat ice cream, but I ever think about doing it! That's a little shocking me, but I attribute it to those early days post op. Don't get me wrong - it's still a learning curve and I am in no way claiming to be perfect - you are doing the right thing by realizing you are changing, too! Congratulations on your recent surgery, I wish you continued success :)

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