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Persistent but mild nausea @ 4 weeks?

I'm nearly five weeks out and for the last week or so I've had a low-level, persistent nausea.

It's not horrendous, I haven't thrown up at all since surgery, but the nausea makes getting enough Protein much, much harder.

I didn't really have nausea until about four weeks (other than the first few days after surgery).

Has anyone else experienced this? Does it go away at some point? Because.... ugh. It's making everything else a lot harder.

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I had nausea and acid reflux at 6 weeks. Got dehydrated. Got prescription for zofran and Pepcid. Had low potassium and magnesium. Things have gotten better. Give the doctor a call. They will look into it before it goes too far. I waited and suffered and then spent 4 days in the hospital. Wish you well. Blessings!

Blessings ~ Melody (BlessedFun2)

I had it too, but it was bad and constant......they put me on prilosec....it was better once they took me off.....but I'm still experiencing mild nausea.....next week will call dr's again if it's not better.......good luck

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I had nausea and acid reflux at 6 weeks. Got dehydrated. Got prescription for zofran and Pepcid. Had low potassium and magnesium. Things have gotten better. Give the doctor a call. They will look into it before it goes too far. I waited and suffered and then spent 4 days in the hospital. Wish you well. Blessings!

Blessings ~ Melody (BlessedFun2)

Thanks for responding. I actually saw my surgeon today and mentioned the nausea, she didn't seem overly concerned. I'll give it a few more days. I'm not getting dehydrated, I'm getting a minimum of 60 ounces of water/Isopure every day.

Maybe I'll ask about getting my blood levels checked.

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I had it too, but it was bad and constant......they put me on prilosec....it was better once they took me off.....but I'm still experiencing mild nausea.....next week will call dr's again if it's not better.......good luck

Egad, that must have been awful to be constantly nauseated. Glad it's at least somewhat better for you now, let me know how you're doing.

Egad, that must have been awful to be constantly nauseated. Glad it's at least somewhat better for you now, let me know how you're doing.

Thanks.....Dr. Floch's office has been great

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