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Nausea in the mornings!

I'm 3 1/2 weeks post surgery and lost 32 lbs so far. I'm extremely nauseated in the mornings. Any ideas of what I can do to help it go away?

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    I had that in the beginning, I started keeping water next to my bed and had a little before I actually got up. I also make sure I eat something small before I go to bed, I think it was the lack of ca

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You're not pregnant are you?

Sorry you're feeling icky in the mornings. I'm not trying to be flip or rude (since i don't know how old you are) but have you thought of taking a pregnancy test?

I had that in the beginning, I started keeping water next to my bed and had a little before I actually got up. I also make sure I eat something small before I go to bed, I think it was the lack of calories :) Luckily it went away.

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I'm 41 and NOT pregnant. LOL my husband had a vasectomy ;)

I've tried Water in the mornings and still nauseated. Thanks for the advice though ????

Does the nausea start before or after you eat? Dairy, dehydration, or your Vitamins could all be the cause of persistent nausea.

~Cheri

I had that problem in the beginning but thankfully it does go away. I just make sure to eat before going to bed and I eat every 2-3 hours throughout the day. Maybe consider sleeping with a small snack next to the bed, that's what I did and it helped. Now at 6 months post op I don't have that problem.

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