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Nauseous after multi-vitamin and b-12

For the last couple of days I have become nauseous after taking my chewable multi-vitamin and b-12. I thought it might be because I took them on an empty stomach so today I took them with food, made it worse.

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You definitely want to ask your NUT about this one. You may be having a reaction to them. I have a terrible time with Vitamin D, and I take TONS of it for other reasons. I have to take Calcium with it to avoid the nausea. But you can't take calcium with certain other nutrients, such as Iron, as the calcium will block the absorption of it. So call tomorrow about this. Good luck and a Blessed Easter to you!

With the MVI, it could be the brand you are taking. Try a different one. Try one that does NOT have aspartame or an artificial sugar in it. I take my MVI one in the morning and one in the evening.

The B-12, you should only take after you have eaten a meal. Try taking this one alone. I was taking it in the morning and was making me nauseous, so I started taking after my lunch and it helped.

Hope this helps. Happy Easter

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I bought the chewable kind from bariatric choice and spent some cash. I think I'm going to try to take the b-12 later because I really think that is the culprit. Thanks!

I can only take the kids multi vitamin. All others make me sick.

I never got nauseous once during the whole process until I had my first multivitamin from Nasco Ball. Not trying to again. I emailed my nurse and NUT and they said to buy supplements that match the values. I made the mistake and took citrical last night (big pills) and they felt like they got stuck. Needless to say I am breaking them in half for the future.

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