Another Nausea/Vomiting Episode

[Rex1965]

Sometimes I forget that I can't tolerate rich foods like overly cheesy casseroles. I made a beef/cheese/tomato/broccoli dish I got off of Pinterest yesterday. I added some sour cream to it for some tartness. Maybe I ate too fast or something, but it came right back up fifteen minutes later. That vagus nerve is a cruel mistress at times.

Has anyone else gone through this or similar?

 

[Brenda2010]

Sometimes I forget that I can't tolerate rich foods like overly cheesy casseroles. I made a beef/cheese/tomato/broccoli dish I got off of Pinterest yesterday. I added some sour cream to it for some tartness. Maybe I ate too fast or something, but it came right back up fifteen minutes later. That vagus nerve is a cruel mistress at times.

Has anyone else gone through this or similar?

Hey Rex, I forget, how far out are you from surgery? I remember being turned off of rich foods and sweets for about the first 8 or 9 months so I never attempted it before then. I couldn't eat pasta, rice, bread or any other kind of baked goods for about 6 months or so either. I wanted those but would feel "stuck" when I ate them, even chewing very well. But at about a year, I could eat anything I wanted, just in small portions. You'll get there.

 

[Rex1965]

Hey Rex, I forget, how far out are you from surgery? I remember being turned off of rich foods and sweets for about the first 8 or 9 months so I never attempted it before then. I couldn't eat pasta, rice, bread or any other kind of baked goods for about 6 months or so either. I wanted those but would feel "stuck" when I ate them, even chewing very well. But at about a year, I could eat anything I wanted, just in small portions. You'll get there.

I sleeved in January 2016. It has happened to me before because I ate rich, dense casseroles or eggs or too fast or a combination of all of the above. I love cheese, but I have to watch it or it won't sit well. Or sour cream. I can eat it in small doses.

Tonight was rotisserie bird and air baked veggies. Playing it safe.