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How long until the Nausea and gas bubbles go away?! I dying here with those feelings.

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How long until the Nausea and gas bubbles go away?! I dying here with those feelings.

Mine lasted almost a week...walk as much as possible...it gets better! Good Luck

Mine lasted almost a week...walk as much as possible...it gets better! Good Luck

How long until the Nausea and gas bubbles go away?! I dying here with those feelings.

Unfortunately, no one can really give you an accurate answer to that. Everyone is so very different. As you can see, the previous response says about a week. For me, the gas bubble part was roughly the same, other than whatever air I end up swallowing, but I'm over 10 weeks now, and am still taking nausea meds. From what I've read and been told by my surgeon, it's not to far outside the norm to have nausea for up to 12 weeks, though many people don't have nausea that long.

Sorry I don't have a better answer for you. It's generally going to be wait and see, but be sure to ask your surgeon about it. There are options for medications to control nausea. There is no reason for you to be miserable.

Good luck!

How long until the Nausea and gas bubbles go away?! I dying here with those feelings.

Unfortunately, no one can really give you an accurate answer to that. Everyone is so very different. As you can see, the previous response says about a week. For me, the gas bubble part was roughly the same, other than whatever air I end up swallowing, but I'm over 10 weeks now, and am still taking nausea meds. From what I've read and been told by my surgeon, it's not to far outside the norm to have nausea for up to 12 weeks, though many people don't have nausea that long.

Sorry I don't have a better answer for you. It's generally going to be wait and see, but be sure to ask your surgeon about it. There are options for medications to control nausea. There is no reason for you to be miserable.

Good luck!

I still have a lot of gas in my belly at almost 4 weeks out. It's not as bad as it was at first but I do often wonder how all of that air is getting down there.

I still have a lot of gas in my belly at almost 4 weeks out. It's not as bad as it was at first but I do often wonder how all of that air is getting down there.

I still have a lot of gas in my belly at almost 4 weeks out. It's not as bad as it was at first but I do often wonder how all of that air is getting down there.

Dang, I don't have too much anymore...UNLESS I eat something acidic such as red sauce or something like that...or if I eat too fast..

I still have a lot of gas in my belly at almost 4 weeks out. It's not as bad as it was at first but I do often wonder how all of that air is getting down there.

Dang, I don't have too much anymore...UNLESS I eat something acidic such as red sauce or something like that...or if I eat too fast..

A lot of us who are much farther along complain about burping or farting..okay I said it! I burp a lot glad it is not the other way for me....11 months out and does not matter if it is one bite or ten..I burp several times during my meal...I also sneeze and my nose runs when I am full...It is the way some of our bodies tell us we're full...

I was told that the body always gives signals when it is full...But now we have no choice but to listen to them or we get sick.....A little off topic but same problem and why...lol

A lot of us who are much farther along complain about burping or farting..okay I said it! I burp a lot glad it is not the other way for me....11 months out and does not matter if it is one bite or ten..I burp several times during my meal...I also sneeze and my nose runs when I am full...It is the way some of our bodies tell us we're full...

I was told that the body always gives signals when it is full...But now we have no choice but to listen to them or we get sick.....A little off topic but same problem and why...lol

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