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OMG, I cant believe it, I am not alone in having constant nausea, "especially" in the morning, and the egg thing, seriously; I used to love breakfast, my most favorite meal of the day, but now, UGH scrambled eggs. I get nauseous just looking at them. I am about 2 months out and down 40lbs. Foods that I used to love I cant even look at any more. I guess thats a good thing right?:confused1:

HAS ANYONE USED EDIETS AFTER BEING SLEEVED?

Thank you for your advice. You seem to be an inspiration to this website, and I suspect it is why so much good has come you. God bless!:001_rolleyes:

I was sleeved on January 26, 2010 and I see that everyone mostly doesnt regret the surgery, due to their respective losses. I actually researched the sleeve and thought it would be the best decision for me because when all available WLS were described by my surgeon this particular one stuck out as the best choice for me. I have had constant nausea, which is not fun. Vomiting every other day. Unable to take in enough clear liquid to sustain myself. I definately feel weaker. I am tired after just taking a shower and dressing. Today makes 17 days out and I am down 24+ pounds, but if you think about it if I didnt have the surgery and barely took in liquids for this long I would probably be down the same weight. I really hope I can get to the place everyone else is. I also feel bad because I havent had the extreme complications that a few of you have. I am now thinking that I might have a leak, while in the hospital which by the way was a little longer than anticipated (4 days) laproscopic. I began to vomit blood. I recall vomiting on the operating table. So they kept me until I had a day without vomiting. Now I have nothing but vomiting and diarrhea. I am miserable, weak and no energy. I hope this will soon pass.:lol0: