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Delayed Nausea

im 4 weeks post op and noticing every once in a while, major nausea 1-2 hours post meal.

those meals i ate slowly, felt satisfied after, waited to drink water etc.

am i alone? anyone, anyone?

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No, I didn't experience this. Have you spoken with your surgeon?

Good luck.

I did not experience this either... Is it a specific type of food or a variety of types?

I would talk to your doctor. My only though is are you eating too much at a time, getting too full? Sometimes if I over do it and I feel over full it is kindof a nausea feeling, but I don't get sick just uncomfortable. Doesn't happen very often now (did when I was learning how to eat with my band).

Always best to ask your doctor. Hope you feel better soon. Good Luck,

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