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Nausea at 8 weeks no matter what I eat...

Hi guys, I'm 8 weeks post op, down 34 lbs. I am following my doctor's diet, but I feel nauseated and get that slimy feeling every time I eat. It also feels like the food is sitting in my esophagus. The only time I don't get this is when I drink only protein shakes, but even then I can only drink half in one sitting. Is anyone else going through this? TIA

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P.S. I don't think I'm eating too much, maybe 4-5 bites over a 20 min period.

I was sleeved August 27 which is about 8 weeks and I have nausea right now... I had 4 bites of avocado with some veggies.. It was on a quarter piece of pita but I only ate the veggies. I don't know why this happens from time to time. I track what I eat and I can't always find a pattern . I hope this is not a forever thing . Have you tracked what you eat?

Oh by the way I get that same feeling in my esophagus when I eat to fast... Now I have a timer on the table... I have now realized how fast I use to eat before surgery ... And when I am busy and eating in a hurry this happens with the feeling in my esophagus.

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Thanks for the info! I track through My Fitness Pal

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