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Nausea 2 months out

I was sleeved by Dr. Ariel Ortiz 2/19. I've had 2 days of pretty bad nausea. Not wanting to eat at all and some diahrea. Not sure what's causing it. My stomach doesn't hurt but is uncomfortable. I haven't experienced anything like this since surgery. Anyone else experience someone similar?

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I was sleeved on 2/4. Occasionally I'll get a wave of nausea. Lately food has not been appealing to me. I did notice that if I eat something "bad" like a chocolate I'll get diarrhea the next day. I've had a couple if occasions where I gave into temptation and now I have no desire to eat those foods.

I was sleeved on 1/13 - and about a month later I was nauseous all the time. Turns out I had a Vitamin deficiency of B1. Once my surgeon figured that out, and I started taking a supplement, the nausea went away completely.

I did the same thing, someone on here mentioned that the nerve endings etc are probably healed more or better by that time causing more sensitivity. Made sense to me...

on the other hand, if you have too much Vitamin C---diarrhea will also follow

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