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Always Neaseated After Eating

Im almost 3 months out and I still feel sick to my stomach and nauseated and weak after I eat or drink protein drinks. Usually lasts anywhere from 30-90 minutes. Doctor prescribed anti-nausea medicine. I dont take it all the time because one of the side affects is fatigue. Im really discouraged by this. I pray to the good Lord that this is just a "phase" I have to go through. Anyone else having this problem?

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Wow, at 3 months - that bites! Is it just the Protein shakes that make you nauseous? I'm assuming you've tried different drinks... and the doctors don't have any other suggestions? I'm surprised. I know what you mean about the fatigue after anti-nausea meds, though!

Gosh, I'm not much help here, I'm just sorry that you're struggling with this! I hope it gets better for you soon!

I'm five out and am living on Optifast coffee shakes with an added scoop of protein for breakfast. Lemmie tell you....foul!! Like you I feel like barfing about 15 minutes after finishing. It is putrid and hangs around. Just the thought of drinking the stuff makes me feel ill. I saw here yesterday that someone was mixing unflavoured protein powder with any food they ate. I think I'm going to try that as shakes are wearing thin.

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