I cant imagine moving on.....
I understand this would happen when something is borderline approved foods but when its eggs (which I had no problem with in the past), yogurt, mashed potatoes, then I worry.
I am almost 5 weeks out now and I'm wondering if this happens to most of us.
At this point I cant imagine ever being ready and moving on the a full solids diet. I have an appointment at my 6 week mark but I dont think I'll be ready. When was everyone ready?
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It seems to be a hit or miss thing. This morning I had peaches and they went fine. Granted I did chew them up quite a bit. Then for a snack i had a rice cake which also went down.
But last night when I had watermelon I couldnt get it down. I will be trying yogurt for lunch and see how that goes.
I'm scared it very well might be a stricture since I heard this is about when you start to get that. What is the corrective procedure for that?
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I just kept trying to eat and at the end I was unable to eat any food for 2 weeks.
Finally went to the doctor & he thought I probably had a stricture.
As it turned out I did have a stricture and they fixed it.
Within a couple of days I was able to eat normally again.
Don't let yourself suffer too long when it is so easy to fix.