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Do U Get Nauseated When U Eat

I am on the puréed food stage and every time I eat I feel nauseated. I eat slow but I wander if I need to eat even slower. I am tired of feeling sick every time I eat. Anybody else feel this way or have any advice. I have been eating mashed potatoes, soups, and even my protein shakes make me feel sick

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  • When I was on puréed I got nauseated for the first 5 days to a week maybe. Then it finally ended and that was it. Hope it goes away for you.

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I wish I could say it gets easier soon but for me, whenever I introduce a new food, I feel sick. It will get less and less over time but its definitely frustrating! Tea always helped me when I would eat something that didn't agree. Good luck.

I get that way when I eat too quick or too much. I'm having to learn to slow down and teach myself to stop when I start taking a deep breath or hiccuping. Those are my clues that any more will mean trouble. This morning I had a Tbsp of peanut butter, a 3-min egg and a 1/2 cup milk, and it took me about 15 min and a quick step outside to get my body to stop reacting to it and get the nausea to pass.

I am sad to hear you feel sick when you eat :( I have not had any nausea, but I do feel major restriction when I 'eat' too fast. I also notice that when I drink cold drinks I feel serious restriction. I keep everything room temp, and go as slow as I can. Sometimes it is taking me 30-45 minutes to get a protein drink down. Have you followed up with a primary care physician or anyone and talked about the nausea? I hope you feel better soon!!

When I was on puréed I got nauseated for the first 5 days to a week maybe. Then it finally ended and that was it. Hope it goes away for you.

I am in the same boat...Everything is just icky to me...I do not like eating...it all makes my stomach turn thinking about it...Everytime I eat, because I do eat I get the uncomfortable feeling no matter how slow or small of food I eat. I have a great support system which helps...hang in there...veteran sleevers keep telling me it gets better...Many blessings to you!

I was like this and even hospitalized for a week 3 wks post op. Once I took dairy out if my diet, it resolved. I'm 6 wks post op now and miss cheese but everytime I try to reintroduce it I get nauseated.

I started to eat soft foods today...although my doctor gave me the ok to introduce a new food a day. But even if I have one bite...i get nausea and eventually throw up. :(

Don't worry it will pass. After the nausea you will have to deal with vomiting and the slimies. Burping, hiccuping, nose running, strong smells, stomach cramps and pains but all of this is the healing process and of course everybody is different. These are the things I went through. Not all at the same time and some were short periods. I'm 6mths post op and all I have now is a little burping when I eat or drink too much.

Don't worry it will pass. After the nausea you will have to deal with vomiting and the slimies. Burping' date=' hiccuping, nose running, strong smells, stomach cramps and pains but all of this is the healing process and of course everybody is different. These are the things I went through. Not all at the same time and some were short periods. I'm 6mths post op and all I have now is a little burping when I eat or drink too much.[/quote']

I'm going through all of that now...except stomach cramps.

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