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Q: Alcohol And Gastric Bypass

asked by: mesha on January 3rd, 2005

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I had gastric bypass surgery march 31,2004. I went out drinking (7 shots in 3 hours) january 1,2005 and have been feeling sick since. Today (january 3,2005) I have been having major stomach cramps. I am not sure if this is the flu since it has been going around, or if drinking has tore my stomach up. Just wondering what alcohol does to your stomach when you are post gastric bypass? :oops:

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mbalt738

replied on March 16th, 2006

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Re: Alcohol And Gastric Bypass

mesha wrote:

i had gastric bypass surgery march 31,2004. I went out drinking (7 shots in 3 hours) january 1,2005 and have been feeling sick since. Today (january 3,2005) I have been having major stomach cramps. I am not sure if this is the flu since it has been going around, or if drinking has tore my stomach up. Just wondering what alcohol does to your stomach when you are post gastric bypass? :oops:

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