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nasuea after eating

I am one month post op and getting nauseous after everything I eat anybody else have this issue

Is this maybe part of the healing process.

Thanks

Frank

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Frank, I think it is pretty normal. I wasn't on solid food yet but progressing through mushies etc at that point. I would say things didn't start feeling somewhat normal until about 6-8 weeks out. It was honestly 3 months before I felt fully human.

The good news is that this is a really great time to work on letting go of that attachment to food that many of us have/had. Food is fuel, view it as a prescription for good health and not as a friend or comfort.

I am nearly 6 months out and for me, it is normal to feel a bit nauseous if I eat certain foods. It is

much better than it was a month post-op, but me new stomach has a new normal. Greasy food or sweet food or too much food - nausea. I was much more prone to nausea at first; my morning protein shake would make me very queasy and it still does sometimes but I have learned to deal with it. I really love how this surgery has worked out for me and I wish you great success'

I had that problem at a month out. I still have it after my morning protein shake on most days and it seems to be worse if I drink it too fast. Hang in there! It will get better!

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