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3 Weeks Out, Back To Work And Pain

I took 3 weeks off of work and I felt really good. Then this monday I went back to work. It's a desk job but it's a little bit of a walk from my car to my desk (1/4 mile). All of a sudden Wednesday I started feeling kind of yucky. Stomach pain which spikes when I swallow anything (even water), and mild nausea. Anyone else go through this? Does it sound like anything to anyone? Any help is appreciated.

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I think wearing a Spanx or some type of body shapper really helped, it sort of keeps everything from moving around.

Just a thought, but at 3 weeks this happened to me and it turned out that I developed lactose intolerance. Every time I drank my protein drink mixed with milk, it made me so sick. I would break out in a sweat, become extremely nauseated and be sick for hours afterward. As soon as it occurred to me that it was the milk and I stopped drinking it, I didn't have any more problems. I hope this helps!! Keep us posted!!

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