Everything seems to make me sick- 2 1/2 months out.

[ChattyChatterton 4]

Ok so I'm 2 1/2 months out and I seem to be getting sick everyday. I cany seem to find a Protein that won't make me gag. Just thinking about certain foods make my stomach turn. Help!! Has anyone else felt this way? One night I'm fine with shrimp or chicken and the next day, yuck!!

[leanne1126 84]

I am 10 weeks out and that still happens to me with chicken and turkey. Wish there was a simple solution! I'm sick of vomiting.????

Edited July 14, 2015 by leanne1126

[leanne1126 84]

When was your surgery? Mine was 5-1-15

[James Marusek 5,244]

The key is experimentation. Try many things and then stick to those that work for you. I found that chili and Soups went down smoothly so I stuck with that. I made my own so I could use twice the Protein than found in store bought Soups. I have included a few recipes in the following article. http://www.breadandbutterscience.com/Surgery.pdf Your Protein requirement is the sum of the protein you get from meals combined with the protein you get from supplements (Protein shakes and protein bars). So as your meal volume increases, if you concentrate on high protein meals, you can reduce the number of Protein Shakes you need to take each day.

[sparksrn 65]

Same boat here. The thought of a Protein shake makes me gag and with only being able to eat very small amounts of Protein I can't seem to get in enough! And then if I'm eating I'm not drinking so I'm not getting in all my liquids!

[leanne1126 84]

Hello there,

I still have times when I do not feel like eating as well. I try to at least get a little bit of Protein in when I feel like that. The first 6 weeks were probably the most difficult for me as I had no appetite what so ever! I actually found a great book on Amazon that I downloaded to my Kindle for like $4. that has some great recipes. I am actually really enjoying the variations. It's called "Chef Dave's Recipes for Weight Loss Surgery Success." I highly recommend it. There are several ideas for each phase. Especially the stage you're in there are a lot the utilize protien supplments and others that are just regular foods. Each recipe shows nutritional value as well.

[ChattyChatterton 4]

When was your surgery? Mine was 5-1-15

My surgery date was 4-23-15.

[ChattyChatterton 4]

I am 10 weeks out and that still happens to me with chicken and turkey. Wish there was a simple solution! I'm sick of vomiting.????

I'm actually going to have an endoscopy done in the next couple days. I can get liquid down, but most foods make me vomit.

[Spiceyfrog 269]

@@ChattyChatterton - I am only 7 weeks out, but just had this same experience with scrambled eggs. One day I had a half of scrambled egg and it tasted amazing, I was pretty excited. The next day I ate two bites and my mouth started watering like I was going to throw up (thank god, I never did). I don't understand either, but now I don't want to try it again!

[sparksrn 65]

@Spiceyfrog My surgery was June 1st, how much can you eat at one time? I'm having trouble getting down one thin slice of lunch meat! And I too have experienced the it's good one day can't do it the next with pinto Beans. It's crazy!

[Spiceyfrog 269]

@@sparksrn, I just had about 10-12 soybeans for lunch, that about what I can eat :-) The ONLY thing I can eat in a bit larger quantity is yogurt, I can eat a whole container, but it takes me about a half hour. Anything else, 1/4C max.

[sparksrn 65]

@Spiceyfrog thanks, so it's not weird that I can't eat a whole slice of thin lunchmeat?