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Food Aversion

So I followed up with my doctor yesterday because I have been expeiriencing nausea all the time whenever I smell or even see food. He said that this is common and that it can last from a few weeks to months. Anyone else experience this? if so for how long? Its really hard to Celebrate the weight loss when you feel miserable all the time.

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I think I'm having the same thing. I had surgery on 2/25 and I can't find anything that wants to go down 'right'. I don't have the nausea but I do feel like I'm going to vomit when I eat. I just fight the feeling till it passes. I love the sugar free Popsicles. I'm sure it will get better it's just gonna take time. Right now I'm doing about 60gr of whey in LF milk and a couple spoonfuls of refried beans a day. And half a dozen Popsicles.

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