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1St Time Vomiting, Is This Normal?

I ate either too fast or something that didn't sit well with me. I drank some water and up it came, then up came the food. I felt a tug, has anyone else had this experience?

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I was told by my NUT and doc's office to wait 30 minutes before and after food. They said that drinking with meals with cause us to throw up. It's not a pleasant thing. Hang in and try to wait before drinking at lease 30 minutes. ;)

I was told the same thing as dorrie... Best thing for me is to get up & move around... if I ate to fast or somethings not agreeing with me! And drinking pushes the food through your system to fast & you won't get the nutrients your body needs! Good luck & eat slow tiny, bites...

I have never vomited since I had the sleeve a month ago. I have felt uncomfortable because I either ate too fast or too much. I also do not drink immediately before or after I eat as I was also told not to. Plus I think that if you drink after that it puts more pressure on the food that you have eaten and may increase the risk of vomiting.

I am happy to say that I have not vomited since I had my band removed and the sleeve performed. Hooray!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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