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5 months out, nauseous for over a week

So, I figured by now I would have this whole eating thing under control but for the last week or so I seem to be nauseous 24 /7. Nothing I do seems to help... eating, not eating, water, protein... On top of it all, I seem to be losing very slowly. . Any suggestions? I'm considering starting from scratch again and starting with a liquid diet because I can't seem to get all my protein in and my hair is starting to fall out. I'm in desperate need of help because this is affecting my life negatively instead of being a positive change.

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unfortunately hair loss..arrgghh..normal...lost a lot of mine, and I did EVERYTHING by the book and human guidance, still lost a lot of it. nausea. another unfortunate. I still feel it a lot of the time. I just had lunch, 4oz salmon & 10 steamed snowpeas..feeling sluggish. But I'd say if it persists like always call the Doc.

PS...lol..at the about 6 months after surgery..my poor surgeon and I were on a first name basis..I think he use to be a nice person before he met me..I even think his receptionist told him it was me on the phone, and told her to say 'He Wasn't In"...lolol..I believe Im soley responsibe for him not doing after care anymore...lolol...His NEW after care Dr is a woman, who I am now also on a first name basis..lolol is Bonnie...lolol...get my meaninin here???...lolololll

So, I figured by now I would have this whole eating thing under control but for the last week or so I seem to be nauseous 24 /7. Nothing I do seems to help... eating, not eating, Water, Protein... On top of it all, I seem to be losing very slowly. . Any suggestions? I'm considering starting from scratch again and starting with a liquid diet because I can't seem to get all my protein in and my hair is starting to fall out. I'm in desperate need of help because this is affecting my life negatively instead of being a positive change.

Someone with more experience than me might correct me but I think going back to the pouch test might be a good option for you.

Biotin has got a great reputation for helping those who fear losing their hair...I started mine prior to my surgery and take it last thing at night.

Good luck

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1. Are you taking prilosec still or similar? Nausea can be too much acid in the stomach

2. You could ask your dr for an anti-nausea med, they will help.

3. Yes to liquids. When things get funky, go back to basics for a couple days. But any longer than that and you should be on the phone with your surgeon.

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I was never put on prilosec, and I'm getting worried to the point were I will probably call on Monday to make an appointment. Thank you everyone for your help and advice!

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