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Is This Normal? (Nausea)

So I'm 3 months out, and about 2 weeks ago I started noticing a pattern...

When I eat, roughly 2-3 hours later, I get some nausea... it's not anything debilitating, but it hurts enough to make me grab my stomach.. If I wait it out for 10 min. it goes away until I eat again, then 2-3 hours later it's back.

It comes on *very* suddenly.

If I eat a little, or drink A LOT right when I feel the nausea, it goes away almost instantly... otherwise I have to wait it out for 10 min.

Just wondering if anyone has had a similar issue, or am I just weird? :P

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I have something similar when I drink. Any time I take a drink I feel nauseous. I do not feel this way when I eat, though. I don't know what to do about it. I'm only 2 weeks post-op so I'm hoping it goes away.

Are you on acid reducers? Sounds like too much acid in the stomach to me.

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