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Nausea?

I'm just over two weeks out. I started soft foods two days ago. eggs are good, no trouble. Still eating my Soup with unflavored Protein because I like it, no problem. Tonight I tried seafood salad and I'm more than a little nauseous. So far I'm keeping it down but I'm not feeling good about it.

Is this common when introducing foods? Should I avoid it for a while? Could it be the mayo? There are so many things I want to try, but now I'm a little leery. I really want to get my protein from actual food protein but I don't want to feel sick. (Seafood salad is not a high protein choice - I've just been craving it - I don't think I'll want it again)

What kinds of foods make you nauseous and how do you handle it?

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Yes my NUT said to introduce one thing at a time and if it doesn't agree then stay away for a few weeks and try it again. The only things I've had bad experiences with so far are mashed potatoes- they sit too heavy and crystal light lemonades- they feel like they burn.

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Yes my NUT said to introduce one thing at a time and if it doesn't agree then stay away for a few weeks and try it again. The only things I've had bad experiences with so far are mashed potatoes- they sit too heavy and crystal light lemonades- they feel like they burn.

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Thanks. I'll stay away from it for a couple weeks and try again. I found the same problem with crystal light lemonades, too. Too citrusy. :-p

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