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Nausea and a fill....

My question is I had my first fill last Friday and I have been nauseous since. It seems to come and go. I can keep food down just fine. Will this go away eventually or does it mean something?

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omg I got so sick after the surgery if I get sick after the fill I am going to kill yself (not really) I will be miserable:eek:

It's good your keeping everything down. I would call the dr. about the nausea- just to be on the safe side.

I would check with your doctor. I have never been sick after a fill. You might want to make sure its not something else completely unrelated with the band.

I have had 3 fills, and each time I feel sick for about 2 days. Nothing bad just "off". I just take it easy and stick to liquids.

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