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Could I Eat Something For Nausea

Could I eat something small , I'm on day 2 of my liquid diet , took an imiatrex for my migrain & now I'm sick to my stomach. Thought about eating crackers. My dr's office is closed, so I can't ask the nurse. What do you think?

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NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!

Absolutely not. Don't do it.

I felt the same way and my doctor told me if i had to eat anything to make sure it was cream of chicken or a yogurt. Also, i am diabetic, so going without food was a no-no for me. i still was able to loss almost 17 pounds before my surgery. I only needed the soup for day 2, 3, and 4...........and back to the liquids again. You should do fine. Don't give up and good luck.

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I still feel sick to my stomach , but haven't ate a thing. Thanks for the advice everyone . Hopefully I'll feel better tomorrow.

Ginger tea is amazing for that.

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