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Nausea

I hope this is the right forum for this...

I've been banded for almost 7 months now and things have been going very well. At my 6 month appt I didn't even need a fill and am down 34 pounds.

However, just this week I began feeling nausea every time I eat. I eat just a little and want to stop, then I'm nausious for the next hour or two. Anyone else experience this? I just began excercising and I'm wondering if that's what's causing it as I've changed nothing else.

Any experience out there?

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I haven't heard of this.

Could it be a stomach bug? Have you eaten any eggs lately?

P.S. Is it possible you might be pregnant?

Edited by SmallerChristie
typo

Yes this does seem peculiar. Other than a summer stomach bug being the first suspect, you could have your gall bladder checked with an ultrasound. Consult with your doctor if this continues it sounds quite miserable.

good luck!

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