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Food Advice

Okay so I had my lapband surgery a year and a half ago. Experienced so much in this time. One thing I struggle with daily is nausea. It isn't that food gets stuck or I have eaten the wrong things. I honestly don't know what it is. I have a lot of problems with acid so I think sometimes that causes my nausea. Does anyone else have this problem? I sometimes get sick over liquids too. We have unfilled my band in case it was too tight and this wasn't the problem. I also notice that I am more sensitive to milk. Has that happened to anyone? Any advice or thoughts would be appreciated! Happy New Year!

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Have you been checked for gallbladder problems? I had some small stones and was nauseous a lot for a while. I drank over 2 days quite a bit of grapefruit juice and that seems to have taken care of the gallbladder issues. I only occasionally have nausea now.

Yes! Milk can make me really queasy, so can strong coffee. And often in the mornings I get vague nausea. Nothing troublesome, just really mild. Im more than six years out and it has always been like this.

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