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Sick Today: nauseous

I'm over a month post-op. This morning I started the day with a greek yogurt, which is very typical. About 2 hours later I felt seriously nauseous. I've been continually nauseous every since. I've had a few hiccups but no throwing up, and some gas relief.

I've stayed away from eating today because I feel so terrible [i had applesauce for lunch], but now I'm getting hunger and I feel like I should at least try to eat.

Spoke with the PA at the surgeon who said as long as I'm not throwing up, my band is okay.

I'm not sure whether I'm getting the flu or something else is going on. Anyone have a similar experience or have any suggestions?

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  • Nausea can be a symptom of dehydration; I ended up in the ER as a result of not recognizing this. It's positive that you spoke to your PA regarding this and they are aware of your situation...perha

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There is a stomach virus going around it usually last about a day. Do you have diarrea also. You may or may not have a fever with it. See how you feel in a day or two. sip on broth or tea and try a cracker to see how it stays down.

I'm over a month post-op. This morning I started the day with a greek yogurt, which is very typical. About 2 hours later I felt seriously nauseous. I've been continually nauseous every since. I've had a few hiccups but no throwing up, and some gas relief.

I've stayed away from eating today because I feel so terrible [i had applesauce for lunch], but now I'm getting hunger and I feel like I should at least try to eat.

Spoke with the PA at the surgeon who said as long as I'm not throwing up, my band is okay.

I'm not sure whether I'm getting the flu or something else is going on. Anyone have a similar experience or have any suggestions?

Nausea can be a symptom of dehydration; I ended up in the ER as a result of not recognizing this.

It's positive that you spoke to your PA regarding this and they are aware of your situation...perhaps sipping some Water would help?

I hope you feel better fast...

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Thanks to you all! I am feeling better after having some fork mashed sweet potatoes. I am also going to watch my water intake carefully to ensure I'm properly hydrated. Thanks!

Flat ginger ale (diet of course) helps me with nausea.

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Thanks for the tips! It went away but now it's back... It seems to be most prevalent when I get up and walk around, staying in bed helps / eliminates the nausea.

Any idea what that might be?

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