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Hey all. Does anyone experience sickness after eating. I'm chewing and sometimes I get the urge to be so sick that even liquids won't go down. I'm finding that already processed food or cakes and biscuits go down with ease are being my meals... Can anyone suggest alternatives. I have 6.5ml in a 10ml band

Thanks x

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Can you describe what your sickness feels like?

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Hi,

It's an intense burning sensation in my chest and until I'm sick it doesn't go away. My sickness is full of saliva however it's very goopy- sorry sounds gross. Similar to a streaming nose. I'm at a loss as i would love to sit down to a meal.

Thanks x

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One more ? What do you mean "until you are sick"? Are you throwing up?

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I'm not understanding what you mean by being sick? Please explain?

"It's an intense burning sensation in my chest and until I'm sick"

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Sorry, but I'm just not understanding your issue? It sounds like you're not chewing food enough and taking big bites and/or eating too fast? Sliming(excess saliva) is a result of food backing up into your esophagus. This happens when food gets stuck in your stoma. Food sticks when you eat too big, chew too small and/or eat too fast.

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Sounds like bread or maybe starchy foods are a No No for you for right now , also when your talking about the runny ,slimming mucas nose stuff , sounds like a stuck episode , this is just a opinion ,it happens to me sometimes if I think I am not satisfied & want to be full ,yes there is a difference it takes a lot of time to get used to , again I am just talking about my experience , NOT anyone else's.

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Thanks both.

Since my surgery no one has really advised me on what I can and can't eat. I don't really eat salad or vegetables and as much as try to eat them. Am I missing something really obvious as I'm not experiencing weight loss either.

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A consult with the Dr's nutritionist is always a good start. Bariatric nuts can advise you much better than we can since they have one on one time with you. In the meantime, watch these videos. The only caveat I would add to these videos is that some doctors do not want you drinking with your meals.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qa3Lwt6ElIs&list=UL Part 1

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4jYJipQ7vc part 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wbdhf44ZweI&feature=relmfu Part 3

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KF3TCKUn3YI Part 4

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What are you eating? What does a typical daily meal plan look like? Do you snack? Are you feeling hunger between meals?

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Thank you both for your support

A typical day is

Tea/coffee

Breakfast: cereal(weetabix) or porridge

snack: 2 rich tea biscuits with a drink

Lunch; baked potato with beans( I manage to eat the skin)

Tea: Soup or Pasta. However I find that if I'm sick I just grab something light once the slimming has passed.

I find I hard to eat on my own as my 2 year old doesn't leave me alone to eat, which he doesn't understand as to why I need to take time.

I don't think I'm in the green zone yet but I don't know if it's head hunger of tummy hunger- how do you distinguish.

I really appreciate your help xx

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You should go in and have a consult with your doctor. In my opinion, you are either too tight or you don't follow the rules when eating? Do you slime when eating biscuits or Cereal?

All of the foods you are eating are on most of our lists of foods to avoid. They're slider foods. That means they slide through the band without much difficulty(if you're following the rules).

There's virtually no Protein in your diet and Protein should include about 50-70% of your diet now. Did you watch the series of videos I posted earlier?

If you want to be able to tell the difference between hunger and head hunger, try not eating Breakfast and lunch one day. That will educate you what true hunger is? Drink your Breakfast and lunch(shakes) and your tummy will let you know.

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