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jacanjo

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. Sorry to hear about your biliary sludging. Gallbladder pain is awful from what I've heard. Congrats on being able to get it taken care of soon! ARe you still having nausea? Any pain associated? How did eating over the thanksgiving holiday work out for you with the biliary issues? Yes, I still have my gall bladder. I haven't had any traditional signs of biliary colic and I hope to God that I do not. One surgery is enough for now. :-). My nausea is a more constant nausea. Not really made worse by eating. In fact, I think I notice it more if I haven't had anything in a while (when my own saliva makes me nauseous). I thought it could have been dehydration, but after downing glasses of Water numerous times, it would not relent. Funny thing I noticed over the past couple days. After my workouts I'm not nauseous. The more strenuous the workout, the better I feel. I did an hour on the elliptical today and feel WONDERFUL! However, I do realize that an hour a day of strenuous workout while on a 1,000 calorie diet is really not all that reasonable as a final solution.
  2. thanks for the response. I will have to try some antacids to see if they work. I just think its so strange that after all this time these symptoms are starting to arise.
  3. Can anyone relate? I had my sleeve done about 8 weeks ago. I had no real problems immediately afterward. I have a demanding job and was back at work in a week post operatively. I've been working out and eating well (eating larger amounts than I thought I'd be able to) and life has been great. Well... until the past couple days. I've had a low grade nausea that just won't go away. No matter what I drink. No matter what I eat, it is always there. I expected to experience this earlier on, but it only just recently reared it's ugly head. My own saliva makes me nauseous. I haven't vomited nor do I think that I will. I just wanna know if anyone else is experiencing anything similar or has any suggestions for me.

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