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dumping

debbiejane

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just had my first taste of dumping and it was awful, think it was apple juice has this affected anyone else. just spent 35 mins in the loo at local pub so embarrasing. nearly back to normal now thank god.dont want this experience again any time soon :sick0019::sick0019:
 
Dumping doesnt make you go the loo (I dont think) Its gives yoy a head ache and a fast heart beat from the sugar (i am prob wrong there lol)

Ignore me lol did you mean you were dumping and went to the toilets to try feel better lol
 
hello i am unable to drink any fresh fruit juice as it does not agree with me its one of things some bypasses can and some can't. wish i could drink it i miss apple juice with my brekkie x x x x
 
you can get the runs when you dump it happens when your body absorbs the suger/fat so fast it needs some where to go i hope that made sence,someone will be along with a better explination x x x x
 
Oh yes it can give you the runs or make you sick. Pain in belly, whole body sweats severe headache that makes you feel like you'll black out. horrendous. I can cope with fruit juice including britvic but anything with added sugar is not good! Everyone is different though. Check the ingredients on the bottle or carton. J2o is not good as it has added sugar. Poor you - I know exactly how you feel. I was out doing retil therapy and had stopped for lunch. The 100% juice I had must have had added sugar. x x
 
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well put ladybird gal. i all ways stick to water on the rocks with a twist of lemon or lime when im out to be on the safe side x x x x
 
ladybird girl i am so with you it was exactly as you said so embarrasing having the runs an throwing up in the pub toilets. an yes sarah i am with you will be sticking to water from now on xxxxxx
 
I've been reading Weight Loss Surgery for Dummies and it says, on Page 258 that dumping only occurs in 30 - 40% of bypass patients and (on page 259) that it is only a lifelong problem in a small percentage of patients and that most patients see a decrease in the severity the symptoms over time.
Has anyone got any thoughts on this?
 
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