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Lately I've been really nauseous and tired. I can't eat much but I've been taking in a lot of fluids, well over the reccomended 64oz. I've skipped vitamins for the past week because they make me sick to my stomach, could that be why I don't feel well?

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My suggestion would be that you call your surgeon, or your primary care doctor, to be sure you get an accurate explanation for the way you're feeling. And make sure you mention that your vitamins were making you feel nauseous...maybe they can give you a recommendation for an alternate that won't bother you. Best of luck!

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