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Hi there! I am three months out from surgery, and have had a text book experience so far. Recovery was a breeze and things are going perfectly. The only think I've noticed is increasing discomfort when I eat any kind of Pasta. I'm reading about it, and it sounds like developing gluten intolerance after WLS is fairly common -- have any of you experienced this?

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Pasta, bread, anything made with flour sits in my new stomach like Playdoh and then I bloat. I just can't tolerate some foods I used to love.

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Agree - I don't know if it's a gluten intolerance, but I know that I don't feel good when I eat bread or Pasta.< /p>

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I am a bread addict...lapband has no control on my Pasta and bread cravings....giving up those carbs are great!!!Upside of WLS

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I'm a sleeve patient, out a year and at goal for 4 months now.

I don't have a problem with bread or Pasta.

That I've noticed.

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