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Nausea three months out

I was sleeved March 21st and in the last few days I have been experiencing nausea and fatigue. I religiously take my vitamins and PPI and I am all of a sudden feeling like crap. I drink about 40oz-50oz of water a day (I know not enough but today I am up to 60oz so far and still feel icky). The weather has been in the high 90's to 102 the last few days and it seems like no matter what, I feel tired and drained even after a nap and full night's sleep. I felt great this morning and then after I ate lunch, it was totally back to gross again. I ate food I have eaten before so I know it wasn't a tolerance thing plus it's been 7 hours since lunch and the feeling hasn't let up even after taking an hour and a half long nap. Has anyone else felt this way this far out from surgery? Any opinions or suggestions welcome. Thanks!!

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I was sleeved april 3rd and few weeks ago the same was happening to me. I thought it was the sleeve but I actually had a tummy bug which was doing the rounds in the school I worked it. Couldn't eat, didn't want to eat, constant nausea! Thankfully it passed after a few days. Def the weather is not helping, I also live in a v hot climate, but could you have some kind of tummy bug? Virus?

I have not had this happen to me, thank goodness, and sorry you feel gross! I hate that feeling!!

I have read a lot that people feel this way and when they do, they go to a day of liquids and it seems to help calm their tummy's down. Try that and see if you feel better. Can't hurt!

Kelly :)

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