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what can i eat just into my third week
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callysplace
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Hi tinks, I didnt start on any sloppy food till nearly three and half weeks post bypass, when i did start eating I enjoyed mashed potatoes with fish in parsley sauce and some mushy peas, all mushed up it was yummy!!!! can also make a corned beef ash but some people can dump with the fat content of the corned beef! x
Silversurfer
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Oh my God you lot are seriously strange, i thought my diet was strange, but scrambled egg with dairy lea, corned beef omellete and and mushy peas
Silversurfer
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Thats seriously demented Shel, i like corned beef and i like omellete, but even i'm not crazy enough to mix the two together
Olsbols
Sliced and diced!!!
I had tried Quorn by the third week, but it was too much and made me dump/got stuck.
So, I went back to soups, very mushy mash (try and say that after a glass or two?!! ) and Ryvita with h'mous and Dairylea light.
What does your Dietician rec'? Did they give you a diet sheet? I remember that my D'tician said that if I was feeling peckish then I should move onto the next stage, i.e. from slop to semi-solids, as liquids/soup passes through the pouch much faster than solids or semi-solids, hence that satisfied feeling isn't lasting as long as it could.
Hope you're finding things to eat and you're feeling ok...
x
So, I went back to soups, very mushy mash (try and say that after a glass or two?!!
) and Ryvita with h'mous and Dairylea light.What does your Dietician rec'? Did they give you a diet sheet? I remember that my D'tician said that if I was feeling peckish then I should move onto the next stage, i.e. from slop to semi-solids, as liquids/soup passes through the pouch much faster than solids or semi-solids, hence that satisfied feeling isn't lasting as long as it could.
Hope you're finding things to eat and you're feeling ok...
x
Olsbols
Sliced and diced!!!
Firstly, don't apologise... we're all here to help each other and offer advice, so keep on asking!
Right... dumping can manifest itself in different ways. The most common are sickness, diarrhoea, sometimes vomiting and also feeling very drained, dizzy and generally not very well. It's akin to the feeling you get when you suffer and attack of hyperglycaemia - too much sugar straight into the intestines and they go haywire!!!
I had a little 60g choccie dessert that was less than 70cals last night, and I felt a bit quesy and thought I was going to have to go to the bathroom, but it passed after 30mins - I consider this to be dumping, as well.
Some things are not tolerated by the new pouch and intestines, and it really is a case of trial and error - we're all different and somethings are better than others, but it isn't always the same for everyone.
I haven't gone near custard as I dumped on a cup a soup in my second week and have been careful ever since!!!
However, I have been able to have NAS Angel Delight
Maybe it was too much, too soon...? You might be ok with it in another month. Try it again then
x
Right... dumping can manifest itself in different ways. The most common are sickness, diarrhoea, sometimes vomiting and also feeling very drained, dizzy and generally not very well. It's akin to the feeling you get when you suffer and attack of hyperglycaemia - too much sugar straight into the intestines and they go haywire!!!
I had a little 60g choccie dessert that was less than 70cals last night, and I felt a bit quesy and thought I was going to have to go to the bathroom, but it passed after 30mins - I consider this to be dumping, as well.
Some things are not tolerated by the new pouch and intestines, and it really is a case of trial and error - we're all different and somethings are better than others, but it isn't always the same for everyone.
I haven't gone near custard as I dumped on a cup a soup in my second week and have been careful ever since!!!
However, I have been able to have NAS Angel Delight
Maybe it was too much, too soon...? You might be ok with it in another month. Try it again then
x
callysplace
New Member
have you thought about making a really nice veg soup but using chicken stock as the base, leek and potatoe soup with no bits made this way is lovely, I also do a pea and ham soup, I use yellow lentils and red lentils to make it and add a bit of curry powder to give it a kick!
I know you can buy them ready made, but this way you know what you are putting in them so theres no hidded fats!
I know you can buy them ready made, but this way you know what you are putting in them so theres no hidded fats!
callysplace
New Member
I know that they can affect contraceptive pill if you take that, other wise I have had no need to take any up to press, are you on them at the minute?
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