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Nausea!

I was sleeved August 7th 2014. I am nauseous at least once a day lasting several hours at different times of day since Wednesday August 17th. It doesn't seem to be related to one specific food. The only thing I've noticed is some dehydration. Anyone have any pointers or thoughts on nausea since I'm just a couple weeks out?

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My surgeon sent me home w/ a prescription for nausea patches. They've worked great. I had surgery on August 11. I have not vomited since being discharged from the hospital.

Would that be the patches for motion sickness that go behind the ear?

Yes. I only seemed to get nauseous when I attempted to move around.

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