profuse sweating and nausea
Its been over 2 years since my sleeve, I'm 53, i've lost my weight, but sometimes when I eat I feel very nauseaus and gag, but nothing comes out, then generally following this I have a profuse sweating episode, where sweat pours out of every pore of me all over. I shake bad during the sweating and can't walk, it makes me very light headed. this happens at least once a week...it seems to be getting worse. I thought it was the food i ate, but i'm not so sure anymore. I had dry plain cereal this morning and got sick. i'm past menopause by several years and its just when i eat. I just never know when its going to happen. Any suggestions?
I found your input interesting. I do take a recommended multi vitamin, could i stll have a b 12 deficiency? I looked up symptoms and some do fit, except for the sweating and shaking. Have you heard of allergies causing such symptoms? what i ate this morning the dry cereal, i have eaten the past 3 days with no consequences, except for this morning. I live in a town where there is a serious lack of medical specialists and i have to travel to brisbane for anything, whichis a 9 hr drive or pay for a flight, so i'm just trying to figure this out using what resources i have. i appreciate any input you can give me.
hi, i'm not sure if its just carbs, i thought i had developed a reaction to dairy and so, i'm on soy milk now and the reactions are definitly less. the night before the cereal i had salmon, corn on the cob and grilled zuccinni...and got ill some, not like the next morning when i ate the handful of dry cereal. i also get ill if i have too much sugar...i get the same response of nausea, sweating, etc.
Dittoing the responses re: RH.. Cereal and milk (assuming real milk) is a boatload of carbs in a small package. We have faster gastric emptying with the sleeve and therefore can get mild dumping & RH issues. Carbs (sugar)/fats and the combo esp of both (like ice cream) are notorious for this.. It's uncommon for the VSG, but it happens.
I'd start recording what you eat if you aren't and how you physically feel 15-30-60mins later and track it.. then adjust your diet. If it is RH/dumping, then either avoid the triggers, or make sure you have protein first before a small amount of the trigger- such as an egg, then a tiny amount of cereal if you must.
I'd start recording what you eat if you aren't and how you physically feel 15-30-60mins later and track it.. then adjust your diet. If it is RH/dumping, then either avoid the triggers, or make sure you have protein first before a small amount of the trigger- such as an egg, then a tiny amount of cereal if you must.
VSG on 09/25/12