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Almost 2 months out

Had my surgery 2 months ago I'm on soft foods right now. I have my good days and bad days with food my problem is sometimes I just can't eat I know I need to I just can't and protein drinks still make me sick just thinking about them after 6 weeks of drinking them for every meal. Morning are usually rough I've been waking up nauseous in the morning and sometimes I dry heave not sure why I'm down 70 pounds so I'm excited but any help would be appreciated

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  • moonlitestarbrite
    moonlitestarbrite

    nausea in the morning usually means your blood sugar is low. talk to your doc about getting a BG monitor. i was still very sensitive at 2 months PO. my swelling didnt really subside until 5 months. i

  • NewSetOfCurves
    NewSetOfCurves

    I agree, you need to contact your surgeon. At 2 months out the swelling should have already subsided and allowed a little more room for food. I'm sorry you're enduring this. What soft foods have you t

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This doesn't sound good... have you contacted your surgeon?

I agree, you need to contact your surgeon. At 2 months out the swelling should have already subsided and allowed a little more room for food. I'm sorry you're enduring this. What soft foods have you tried?

nausea in the morning usually means your blood sugar is low. talk to your doc about getting a BG monitor. i was still very sensitive at 2 months PO. my swelling didnt really subside until 5 months. i still have to be careful, i can make myself sick very easily.

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