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Nauseous for 4 weeks

I'm 1 month post op. I have been naseous since day 1. At my 2 weeks post op appt I told my doctor. He said it was normal. I'm having a hard time eating or drinking as it makes it worse. At my 1 month post op appt I asked for anti naseous meds he said no. I'm pretty annoyed and don't know what to do. He wants me eating 800 calories a day I'm having a hard time getting 50 calories because I constantly feel like I'm about to throw up.

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Your surgeon seems a little insensitive to your problem. Maybe ask your family doctor for some anti nausea medication.

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I'm basically not eating at this point just a bite of soup and water . The thought of eating grosses me out. I called my pcp to schedule an appt to get meds

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