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Originally Posted by JenniferSNY
I have noticed a difference in foods i can and can not eat. It's like i went back to a few months after surgery.. i can't eat pasta (even a little makes my stomach hurt really bad), or breads, or apparently chicken...
i had some chicken 3 hours ago and haven't been able to keep anything down since, not even water. If this continues through the night i will be calling the doctor, but hopefully it gets better on its own.
i will continue to keep everyone updated on how the procedure worked
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Jennifer, you probably still have some swelling down in your pouch. Chicken can be pretty hard on a new pouch and yours isn't much different from a new one. You may have just really pissed it off. Try going back to soft foods in the morning...yogurt, milk, soup....things like that. Give your pouch a rest but if you continue to have problems certainly don't hesitate to call your doctor.
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