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Booklady19

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  1. I have had this set of symptoms for several weeks. :puke: After a couple of weeks I started getting nauseous all the time, especially after eating. After talking with the lap band practice, I went to my regular doctor, who said it was not thrush. He said to try a tongue scraper. This has helped with the white stuff on the tongue, and I gargle with Listerine also. I was eating some carbs so figure it isn't ketosis. When the nausea kept on I went back to the doctor who said it could be acid reflux, said to take Prilosec. I have been doing that for almost a week. It got quite a bit better. :bolt: Then I got really hungry (6 weeks post surgery). I had a fill and the symptoms are worse, plus I can't eat much at all. I'm to have a slight unfill today. I hope that helps the situation as it is not very comfortable. Ellen in Friday Harbor

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