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vitamin nausea

I'm "trying" to use bariatric advantage chewable vitamins and i get extremely nauseated every time i try them. I do Celebrate brand calcium (chocolate brownie) and it works for me. The chewable calcium tabs caused the same effect (nausea). Any ideas for vitamins that won't cause nausea so much? liquid, chewable, etc???

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I don't know about any vitamins that cause less nausea, but you can ask your doc for Odansteron (Zofran). It comes in liquid form as well as a tiny pill form. You can take that for your nausea about 10 or 20 minutes before your vitamin and that should help. Good luck.

Yes, I have the same problem with multi's. I fight this all the time, because it's hard to make myself take the vitamin! What I've started doing with my chewables is to let them slowly dissolve, like a piece of candy and that seems to help me. The only thing is, i don't care for the taste much, but this is better for me than the nausea feeling I get afterword. I stocked up on Bariatric Advantage vitamins and I don't want to waste them. Also, if I try to swallow a whole vitamin, I still get sick, if I can get it down with out hurting. Soooooo, I too need suggestions about the whole vitamin thing. :thumbup:

I too get nauseau's when taking vitamins. I am a month out and I just quit taking them because I hate the feeling. I know I need them but if anyone finds anything else that works I'd love to know too.

I first tried the adult chewable vitamins. They didn't work for me. Then I tried Flinstones chewable. They hurt me too. Now I am using Gummy vitamins. I have One a day Kids jolly rancher flaver gummies. They are GREAT... No nasty vitamin burps afterwords & no nausia. I am a true believer of the gummies.

I had the same problem. I bought every chewable under the sun. So the Dr., said to go ahead and take a regular multivitamin. I started taking Woman's One A Day -- Nausea is gone. I swallow it and don't have to worry about the chewables any more! :001_rolleyes:

I take the One a Day for women, but don't swallow them (I haven't even tried to do so). What works for me is pulverize it, and mix it into my EAS Myoplex protein shake. Good luck!

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