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Nausea With Vitamins

I can't seem to prevent the nausea, even went I take food with them. I drink my protein shake first. I wait a few minutes and then take my multi-vitamin, calcium, and fiber therapy capsules at the same time. Then I eat a little something just to have real food on my stomach. And I still get a little nausea/sour stomach feeling a few minutes later. It really tempts me to not take my vitamins, but I know I must. Anybody else have this problem?

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Went for my 6 wk post op this morning. Mentioned to Dr that I vomited (first time since surgery). I had said that the vitamins make me nauseated and she said I can do the chewable Centrum, or Flintstones. So I went to Walmart and got me some Flintstones since I've never had any problems with them in the past.

soo for the past few weeks I have using flintstone vitamins and have been getting sick on them. so now I switched to centrum and they are stil coming back up. I have tried eating with them , empty stomach, with my AM protein shake. I know I haave to take them but seriously... this is getting old and expensive. seeing my NUT in 2 weeks. and we'll go from there

Well...looking back and being 9 months post op, I am realizing I could have taken pill form Vitamins all along and saved myself a lot of $$. Liquid vitamins are not tasty. I actually take them with my food or right after with enough water to wet my whistle. Lol They are all best with food especially the calcium and vitamin d3. Unless you are taking 1000 mcg b12 sublingual daily, B12 is just 2-3 times a week if using the 2500 tab. The liquid vitamins made me super nauseated. Only the calcium makes me slightly nauseous at times. I take all tablets and it doesn't seem to "fill" my stomach.

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