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Do You Get Nausea When You Are Full?

I find that i don't get nausea any time except when i am full. Not only do i feel nauseous but the sight/smell of food is repulsive. I have this overwhelming desire to get away from it all. If i could pick up the table cloth and throw it all in the garbage at once i would. Does anyone else feel this way??

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Yes. It is helpful if you slightly undereat--it doesn't feel as horrible.

Yes, I still feel that way 3 months out if I am not careful. Start paying attention to how you feel a bite or 2 before that. Do you hiccup? Have a watery feeling in the back of your throat. Find you need to burp a little? Eat a couple bites slowly set your fork down for a few minutes think how you feel then take a few more bites. Again set your fork down. Do you feel different? Once you find the "sweet spot" Life gets so much better

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