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I am a little over one month post op and I never had issues with getting nausea or throwing up. But the last 4 days, seems I can only keep about one meal a day down. As soon as I start eating, I feel sick. Usually breakfast is the only meal I can keep down. This morning was a different story. I don't eat fast. I eat my 1/4 a cup of food. And the stuff I been eating is stuff I've eaten since I could eat regular foods zero issues. Anyone experience this before?

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I recently started experiencing naseau a few days ago for the first time (I am 3 weeks out). Saw my surgeon yesterday and he has ordered an upper GI to see how the liquids are moving through me and to determine if the hole he created is closing. I don't know if that is something you want to discuss with your doctor. By the way, love your name as I am a huge Star Wars fan. :)

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