Damage to sleeve

[bobr68 11]

So I'm two days out and my nutritionist advised I could ear dannon light and fit yogurts in any flavor. While eating the coconut and pineapple I had a small piece of pineapple, more like a shred, go down. Painful but the pain subsided. Could I have damaged the sleeve?

[cindikevin2 44]

No unless you have additional symptoms. They told me the zero yogurt was the best.

[Miss Mac 6,262]

Hopefully she meant yogurt without bits in it. Since it caused you discomfort, you could dilute it with milk and strain it.

[bobr68 11]

Maybe she didn't realize it had a little pineapple in it. Feeling better now. I just have a great imagination of a tiny piece of pineapple clinging to a staple and causing an issue.

[GibbsGirl 483]

They told us just no large chunky yogurts, tiny pieces were ok.

[bobr68 11]

This wasn't a big chunk. But it felt like sponge bobs house was in me.

[GibbsGirl 483]

That sucks, stupid sponge bob not now!!!

[CowgirlJane 14,260]

You are ok, but it does seem early for chunky food. My world view is to think about today...and tomorrow..not about the past (unless you learn from it!) My politics may not be uber conservative, but when it comes to health - be careful! I know you are fine but go slow...

[blessed819 1]

Look into Yoplait light it's pretty smooth

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[RoscoColetrain 103]

Oikos zero stuff too. The mixed berry is my fav so far

[rln52 136]

I found that sticking to items that were smooth (no chunks) made me mentally feel safer that I wouldn't cause any problems.

Edited February 24, 2016 by rln52