No matter what I eat or how good I chew I am throwing up at least once a day. I'm almost three months out and have tried to slow it down. I don't know if I'm doing something wrong or if I should be concerned with a stricture. I have no problem drinking but am so sick of getting sick. I'm scared I'm going to choke.

See your doctor immediately. According to my dr you shouldn't throw up daily

Yesterday was my 3rd month anniversary from RNY and I have never thrown up. I agree, you need to see your surgeon, soon.

Best of luck,

Carol

I am 9.5 weeks post op and I have never thrown up

I'm 6 weeks out and haven't thrown up, but have had a lot of issues with nausea.

But at 3 months out, if you're eating what's on your ok'd plan, you shouldn't be throwing up.

I am almost nine months post-op. I may throw up a couple of times a month, usually after trying to eat a dry meat.

I feel like everything gets stuck and needs to come back up. I'm not eating anything I shouldn't be will try to take it slower.

I am 18 months out and I have never thrown up food, now water is a whole other animal.. I get sick on water all the time. I just have to take little drinks and I am ok. It is not normal to throw up daily. Check with your dr.

I'm 4 months out, no problems.

I am 2 months out & I have thrown up a few times. I think the texture of the food gets me, eating to fast or to much. I am measuring everything now. Nothing more then 2 ounces. Yesterday I made beans & tolerated it well. My protein shake & water goes down fine.

I would call your doctor, it def sounds like a structure however my office said liquids would also become an issue. I would communicate with them what's happening sooner rather then later & just have them take a look.

I am 3 months & have only vomited a couple times & it was all because of dry/stringy foods getting stuck. And it def wasn't every time I ate solids.

I am 9 weeks out, and do occasionally throw up. (I threw up part of my dinner tonight, actually!). It's always when I eat too fast, don't chew dry meat well enough, or eat too much, so it's just a matter of training myself a bit better, I think. When I do get sick, I go back to soft foods for a day, so my pouch can calm down - that seems to help.

I have the same issue, it has improved by slowing down more, eating 1/2 cup or less over 20-30", only trying very moist chicken. I'm really tired of barfing, it's only thick mucus and maybe a smidgen of whatever I ate last.

I didn't start puking until I started more solid foods. I'm less than two months post op. It seems when I eat too much or more so, too fast, I puke. And, if I'm at work and don't eat, I dry heave. I'm not liking it at all.

I get so sick of feeling yucky all the time. Lately it seems I have this emptiness in my stomach and sometimes eating or drinking doesn't help. My stomach always feels off and makes lots of noise. That's gonna be embarrassing at meetings and a training. It's all the time gurgling and feeling terrible. Nothing seems to relieve it. I spoke to the docs office about me throwing up and then having this terrible feeling in my stomach all the time. I was not very comforted to hear that this is normal and for some it goes away and for others it has just become apart of life. Uggghh maybe if I wasn't stalled for the last 3 weeks I'd see it as worth it but as of now...I'm seeming to be having a hard time not regretting this surgery. I don't think my body is happy.

I am almost 3 months out and I do throw up occasionally. Dry or greasy foods.