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Anyone Super Nauseous In Morning?

I'm 5 weeks post op and doing ok other than the fact that I'm incredibly nauseous every morning for a couple hours. Any suggestions?

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If I tried to eat first or drink certain things first thing I was sick or felt awful, so now I drink a cup of tea first no water sipping no juice no food my cup of decaf tea and it settles my stomach then after that I can eat something and for me at least after trying many things its milk soaked soggy cheerios make the cheerios and tea at the same time take about 30 or so mins to drink my tea so the cheerios are beyond soggy.

I have learnt this is how my body likes to set up its day and I don’t change form that.

I also take a fast tab last thing so sitting in bed teeth all brushed in my pjs just before I lay down I take a fasttab I feel it’s the most uninterrupted amount of hours no food or drink and the fasttab helps keep the stomach settled.

Wow. I was on the forum today looking for this exact post. I'm 4- 1/2 weeks PO and lately mornings are really difficult. It's really hard to find something to get down as my empty stomach feels awful. Plus I also feel dehydrated in the a.m. So I am kinda scrambling to get fluids down.

Please tell me as I continue to heal, this phase will subside.

I am so in the same boat!! Last 2 weeks I've been so nauseated! Doc thinks its cuz my stomach is empty but putting anything in my mouth makes it worse. Zofran doesn't work very well either

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What is a fast tab? Thanks for the advice.

I'm starting my mornings with a protein shake. Then move to other things later in the day. That seems to help.

Nearly every SI gle morning since surgery- which was May 15.

I drink 2-3 oz of fat free milk before my miles, and that's the only thing that helps- walking and that little bit of milk

:) hope it improves soo

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