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Does anyone get the sensation of nausea when thinking of eating?

There are somedays (like today) that the thought if eating makes me super nauceous. It isn't like this everyday, but the thought of food makes me sick. Even if I am a bit hungry I just can't make myself eat. Anyone else have an issue like this?

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I thought I was the only one that gets this feeling!

I think it's because eating is so hard these days, so the discomfort or the feeling of discomfort starts automatically as a response to 'hunger'... OR is it actual stomach acid or gas from the prep to eat something?

Not much I can do, as this is all in my head, and I need the nutrients. So, I start the first bite or sip, and wait for a bit for the feeling to subside, then continue.

Hang in there, I think once it is easier to eat down the road, it will go away.

Keep us posted!

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I am three months out. I talked to my NUT about it and she told me to push through. The weird thing is that there is no discomfort. The thought of food somedays just makes me want to vomit.

Me too, me too, me too!!!!!! I'm only 2 weeks out, but there are days when I realize it's 1 o'clock and I have not eaten. Then I start thinking about it and immediately get sick. It's so frustrating.

Sleeve Date: March 28, 2013 Weight on surgery date: 281 First Goal 50lbs: July 13, 2013 (231)

Yes I get this. It only really happens to me in the morning. I find myself skipping breakfast a lot even though I know I shouldn't. It just makes me feel too sick to eat in the morning. But the evenings are fine

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Yes I get this. It only really happens to me in the morning. I find myself skipping breakfast a lot even though I know I shouldn't. It just makes me feel too sick to eat in the morning. But the evenings are fine

That's me too! The mornings after I take my Vitamins the last thing I want to do us eat. I tried taking them at night but ALWAYS forgot!!!!

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