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Feeling blah!

I'm 2 weeks post surgery and I was doing really well. I only had to stay in the hospital overnight and I was tolerating liquids really well. My activity was good too. Yet in the past day or so I've had terrible nausea. I'm not sure if I ate too much or the wrong foods but it hasn't gone away. Any suggestions?

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Congrats on the successful surgery! Since it is but so much your tummy can take....did you note what you ate? Did you drink to quick after eating? Or maybe sugar (more than enough) was in something you ate?

I have felt this way a few times :wacko: and realize if it is a particular food, maybe I will revisit "it" at another time (day) and not have the same effects as before :) . Check in with your doctors' office (nutritionist) and they will direct you in the right direction.

Good luck! :)

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Thanks for the advice. I'm trying to figure out if it was the food, eating to fast or overdoing it. Great idea calling the nutritionist!

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