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How long will this feeling last?

I am still on liquids and went out to eat. The only soup they had was tomato bisque which for the most part had no chunks but was thick. I had probably 5 bites and a drink of water and now I am so nauseated which I'm assuming is overfull? How long will this last or is there anything I can do to make it go away quickly?

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I have personally found that walking after I eat too much works the best for me. I've left the family sitting in restaurants a couple times to do a couple quick laps around the building.

Walking helps just about any uncomfortable feeling i have related to my rny. So glad something works

It sounds like you might be eating a little too fast, its very easy to do with Soups and other mushy foods as sometimes you don't feel it filling up until you are over full. If you set your spoon down between "bites" ( hard to consider soup a bite ;) ) I find it helps to keep you from getting over full as you let the liquid pool between "bites". I know for me, I tend to not measure liquids or mushies so its also easier to over eyeball the amount. Just my tip, not criticizing at all!

I like tomato bisque, but sometimes it is made with cream, which my stomach hates. I never had an issue with milk or fat products until after I had the sleeve and I was way more sensitive to it the first few months than I am now. Perhaps you had a bit too much soup or perhaps your stomach wasn't a fan of one of the ingredients. The idea to walk has also worked well for me, so good thoughts by the other people who replied!

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