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Morning Nausea?

Hey everyone! I was sleeved on Oct 8th so i'm currently 15 days post-op and i'm down 30 lbs from when i started my liquid diet 2 weeks prior.

My question is, does anyone else get nausea when they have their first meal/protein supplement every morning? For the last 4-5 days i've gotten super nauseous. It passes but ut happens regardless of how slowly i drink or eat..

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  • YES! And this will (for the most part) pass. It took me till about week 4-5 for it to pass and I still have it a little when I eat but it gets easier every single day.

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YES! And this will (for the most part) pass. It took me till about week 4-5 for it to pass and I still have it a little when I eat but it gets easier every single day.

Your user name says it all lost weight and new wed what more info do you need

It was the same for me. 9 weeks out now and it is much better.

I was nauseous every day all day for the first few days and my doctor gave me a pill that dissolved under my tongue and I took that for about 2 weeks and have not had an issue since. Hope it goes away for you!

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I was nauseous every day all day for the first few days and my doctor gave me a pill that dissolved under my tongue and I took that for about 2 weeks and have not had an issue since. Hope it goes away for you!

That pill was OTC or prescription?

That pill was OTC or prescription?

It was prescribed.

It was prescribed.

The pill was probably prescription zofran. It works well!

The pill was probably prescription zofran. It works well!

Thats it! I couldn't think of the name

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Thats it! I couldn't think of the name

Awesome, thank you! I'll have to look into that.

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