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21/2 weeks out and vomiting

I had surgery 9/3. I have been doing well, but today I've been vomiting when I eat and there is lots of mucous and bile involved. My gall bladder is out, but I have been having right upper quadrant pain all day. Any ideas? Thanks so much, kathy

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    Call your MD. Can you get and keep liquids down? (this in important to avoid dehydration)

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    I forgot to say I do take nexium 2 times day

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    CALL YOUR DOCTOR!

    My surgery was also on 9/3 and my recovery has been uneventful - no vomiting - acid reflux - pain - only slight infrequent cramping.

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    Vomiting so soon after surgery is dangerous. You can tear something so much easier. Def call ur doc

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    It could be that you ate to much...Call your sugeon, better to be safe than sorry.

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    Go back to liquids or wat way less. And chew into pieces. But call doc anyways...

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    I was told vomiting is not normal. If you are vomiting, call your doctor ASAP.

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    Thank you everyone. Dr says go back to liquids and call back if no improvement

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