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nauseous!

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Yes. Some take a while, some never had much (like me) but few report it for a Loooong time.

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    Yes it goes away!

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    Nope...you're stuck with it forever! ;-) just kidding! I am one of the ones who struggled with nausea for a good 6-8 weeks. But, yes, it does go away! Keep in mind that dehydration will also cause nausea. I'm not at all implying that's what's going on with you right now. I had a few bouts of it when I didn't get my Water in when I was several months out. Hang in there...you've got this!

    Feel better soon!

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