A good snack for a patient with dumping syndrome is

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The complex of symptoms in dumping syndrome constitutes a shock syndrome
that results when a meal containing a large portion of readily soluble carbohydrates rapidly enters,or "dumps," into the small intestine.An appropriate food choice for someone with dumping syndrome would include complex carbohydrate and protein as well as fat-in this case,cheese and whole grain crackers.Nonfat milk and pretzels would not provide any fat,plus liquids should be given between rather than with meals,and milk contains some simple carbohydrates,which may not be tolerated.

A Good Snack for a Patient with Dumping Syndrome Is