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Nausea since sleeved

My surgery was on September 16. I have been nauseous since about week one. I do have a medication for it, but as soon as it wears off, I'm back to being sick. I have not thrown up yet, just feel sick. I'm still on all liquids, but get to start soft/pureed foods on Monday the 7th.

Is it normal to have nausea like this?

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    It doesn't happen to most people but it happens to quite a few people. Have you called your surgeon's office? Perhaps they could prescribe something else for the nausea. Also are you walking and are you getting enough fluids and protein?

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    It doesn't happen to most people but it happens to quite a few people. Have you called your surgeon's office? Perhaps they could prescribe something else for the nausea. Also are you walking and are you getting enough fluids and protein?

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