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Never thought I'd hate food!

I am 6 weeks out and experiencing an aversion to food I never thought possible! I was prepared to have no appetite; however, even the mere THOUGHT of eggs literally makes me gag! My gag reflex was pretty bad pre-op, but I've noticed it's worse now post-op. The smell of certain foods makes me gag too. Anyone else experience this change? Sometimes I gag and even vomit a little. When I do eat (not much), I'm able to keep it down so I don't think anything is stuck in there, I'm just worried I should be eating more at this stage and not feeling so "blah."

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Thank you for all the suggestions everyone. Things are getting better & I've been able to eat a little egg now! Slowly but surely...

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I never thought I would not "LOVE" food. I eat it because I have to but it really isn't the same anymore. I don't look forward to it like I used too. I love the feeling of not being hungry most of the time. I am only 6 months out and am still finding foods that do not agree with my stomach. Foods I once loved I can't eat anymore such as fried and breaded foods. I can't drink milk hours before or after a meal either; I do miss Milk.

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