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Nausea

First fill about one hour ago, drank a cup of water after per doctors instruction. Feeling a little nauseous, is that normal? Will be on full liquids for 2 days then on mushies. :

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you can defintely feel naseous after a fill. Just take it easy and sip you fluids slow.

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Thanks brockbabe, will follow your advice.

Yeah its normal..I used to get that after a fill and in my case I wondered if it was just all the stress/anticipation of getting the fill!

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