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nesa83    89

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I'm two weeks sleeved and started puréed phase on Saturday. I've been fine sticking to one thing at a time. I only had nausea my second day of being sleeved the whole day other then that one day I've been great, thank god. Well since yesterday I've been having horrible nausea it just comes and goes randomly I feel like I'm going to throw up. Did this happened to anyone in the second week? I see my doctor tomorrow. I'm not in pain or anything just discomfort because of the nausea.

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beaditetc    2

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Hi,

I had my surgery on December 10, 2013... the first two weeks I felt great... but now I am nausea and vomiting, the doctors have tried several things but I still nausea even when I take the medication for it and vomiting every few days. I see my doctor tomorrow also and I am going to ask for a CT, ultra sound or endo scope to find out if something is happening which medication won't help. I talked with several forums and one lady said it has been 10 months and she still isn't doing great. I somewhat upset because I am not sure if I made the right decision to have the sleeve. I hope things are going to be ok.

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BabySheldon    158

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I'm two weeks sleeved and started puréed phase on Saturday. I've been fine sticking to one thing at a time. I only had nausea my second day of being sleeved the whole day other then that one day I've been great, thank god. Well since yesterday I've been having horrible nausea it just comes and goes randomly I feel like I'm going to throw up. Did this happened to anyone in the second week? I see my doctor tomorrow. I'm not in pain or anything just discomfort because of the nausea.

Nesa, that does not sound good....any chance you are dehydrated or constipated? How much Fluid are you getting in honey?

Call your med team asap....

Shel

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nesa83    89

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I was constipated this weekend I took something and it helped. I'm taking in like 50oz of Water. Since the nauseated started yesterday I've only been in taking 30 grams of Protein a day for the. Like right now I feel fine it's just randomly but when I feel it's horrible. I was supposed to see the doctor yesterday but he called in sick =( so I'm scheduled for tomorrow.

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nesa83    89

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Hi, I had my surgery on December 10, 2013... the first two weeks I felt great... but now I am nausea and vomiting, the doctors have tried several things but I still nausea even when I take the medication for it and vomiting every few days. I see my doctor tomorrow also and I am going to ask for a CT, ultra sound or endo scope to find out if something is happening which medication won't help. I talked with several forums and one lady said it has been 10 months and she still isn't doing great. I somewhat upset because I am not sure if I made the right decision to have the sleeve. I hope things are going to be ok.

Oh wow and you still have nausea I'm worried because I've been feeling great just the past two days nausea started =(. I hope it goes away soon for both of us and it's nothing major.

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nesa83    89

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I was thinking maybe cause I started on pureed but I would think it would of happened right away during the weekend not into now.

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BabySheldon    158

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I was thinking maybe cause I started on pureed but I would think it would of happened right away during the weekend not into now.

Silly question...but you don't think its being caused by anything else? The random nature seems a bit odd...

Have you made any changes to medicine, routines or exposure that could lend itself to this type of reaction?

Im really sorry and concerned to hear this...is your doc the only one in the practice? I would think they would want you seen immediately...

Shel

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slvrsax    301

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I was sleeved 12/16 and have been experiencing nausea for 2 days. I've been focusing less on food and more on liquids because I think my hydration is part of the problem. I picked up some fruit flavor Isopure and that has helped some. I hope it passes for all of us.

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nesa83    89

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I went to the doctor today and he said it's just ketosis that everything is balancing out. He said it's perfectly normal. He asked if it happened's during or after I've doing house work, showering, cooking and it does I just realized that and he said yes it's normal. So we shall see how long this goes. This morning after my shower I had terrible nausea to where I felt shaky and had to sit for a little bit into it passed. Thank you all for your opinions and concerns.

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AliceReynolds    2

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I had my sleeve 18 Dec & my whole 3rd week was as above. Couldn't keep more than 15-20g Protein in a day and fluids via ice. After about 5-6 days it settled and I've been closer to my goals since. Dr said its normal as silly as it sounds transition from liquid to mush is pretty demanding on the stomach as its the first time it has to 'hold' anything after surgery. Some people take longer to adjust than others. But def light at the end of the tunnel - yay for being able to shower without passing out! ;)

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nesa83    89

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I had my sleeve 18 Dec & my whole 3rd week was as above. Couldn't keep more than 15-20g Protein in a day and fluids via ice. After about 5-6 days it settled and I've been closer to my goals since. Dr said its normal as silly as it sounds transition from liquid to mush is pretty demanding on the stomach as its the first time it has to 'hold' anything after surgery. Some people take longer to adjust than others. But def light at the end of the tunnel - yay for being able to shower without passing out! ;)

This made me feel better. =)

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It's always easier knowing there are others experiencing the same thing. This forum is great for it :)

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