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EDIT: I am 8 days post op, not 9/ Got ahead of myself. :)

Hello folks! I have had a touchy tummy today. I got my JP drain removed earlier today (YAY!!!!!) and while I was at the doctor I noticed a whole lot of rumbling in my tummy. Since that time I have felt a little queasy and gassy. I mean, I have been gassy since surgery but this feels moreso than usual. My diet consists of 2 powders?utm_source=BariatricPal&utm_medium=Affiliate&utm_campaign=CommentLink" target="_ad" data-id="1" >unjury shakes a day made with Water, an Oikos Greek Triple Zero yogurt, and some V8 with Fiber. I wonder if it is a lactose reaction but I am not taking in exessive dairy. Am I normal? Will it go away? What helps? Thank you in advance! :)

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I'm new to this too (4/9/15 surgery), but I think the V8 with Fiber may be your issue. You're dealing with acidity and fiber that your new pouch might not like this early on. I was told to stay away from acidic foods and things like fruit skins (no blueberries...sniff), celery (stringy), etc. I have also heard that dairy can be an issue after surgery, but I'm not sure where I am with that yet. I just keep trying a bit of new stuff when I can, but it's a challenge. I had one really rough night about 2 nights back when I either ate too fast or too much...still not sure. It's a learning experience. Unfortunately, not always an easy one.

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@Fahcilit8or It really is a learning experience! I will stay away from the V8 for a few days and see if things improve. I am hoping it was just a one-time thing. I don't drink V8 every day but I sure do like it every once in a while. I am not huge on sweet Protein powders all the time. Too much sweet and not enough savory in the beginning. :) I actually had some baby food turkey and squash tonight for dinner. It was amazing, lol.

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