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fluids make me feel sick

i was treated for dehydration a couple days ago

I had been feeling really ill and dizzy for some time - so I went to the er and got 2 bags of Fluid

now i'm experiencing a new problem

anytime I drink anything I feel sick - my stomach does not like fluids

I just tried a sugar free popsicle and it made me feel sick for a bit

it's really hindering my ability to take in fluid

has anyone experienced this or does anyone have suggestions.......

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    I just tried some food and I don't feel good after it either - it's nothing I haven't ate before after surgery ugh my stomach hates me lately

  • I can only drink iced tea. The sweetened things, even jello and Popsicles, make me nauseous.

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I don't know how to edit the above post

but I've tried a variety of liquids at a variety of temperatures

the only liquids I get down are thick in the form of sugar free coolwhip

@crazyfroglady@momfromjersey22

I have the same problem. Food doesn't bother but liquids make me very nauseated.

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I just tried some food and I don't feel good after it either - it's nothing I haven't ate before after surgery

ugh my stomach hates me lately

Since surgery I hate the taste of Chocolate. Tomatoes, strawberries, watermelon, avocados, and mushrooms make me throw up since surgery. Water, I can drink tea or coffee or a flavored water like Hint but not plain old water.

I am having the same troubles with plain old water. No matter what the temp. I switched to homemade ice tea with sweetener and that seems to be doing better but it is still in the first 24 hours phase. I am almost two months out RnY

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@@crazyfroglady some liquids do this to me too, but I know I have to have them so I take anti nausea, either non-drowsy dramamine or ginger pills help.

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