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Constant nausea... Need help

I'm 30 days post-op and no matter what I eat I get sick.... It always feel like something in my throat after the first two bites.... Most of the time my food don't go down.... My upper GI is normal? Has anyone else have this problem?

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I HAD THAT PROBLEM AND REALLY BAD SIDE PAIN. TURNS OUT IT WAS MY GALLBLADDER THAT WAS CAUSING EVERYTHING. THE ONLY THING I COULD HAVE FOR ABOUT 2 WEEKS WERE SMOOTHIES AND THEY SEEMED

TO HELP A LOT.

I am starting to worry that it's my gallbladder. I saw on another thread where a woman said the nausea was caused from that.

My surgeon said that about 65% of WLS patients gallbladder s go bad and have to hav removed then after he took it out told me having your gallbladder removed increases your chances of gaining wait back about 18 months out.

I am ten weeks post sleeve and I am nauseated almost constantly. I struggle to keep food down and it is driving me nuts! I've had no issues for the first eight weeks and now every bite is a struggle. I read online that it might be psychological but I think there's more to it than that. I've been released to a regular food phase but I can't even get more than two bites of roast chicken down at one time. Am I thinking too much? Should I be happy with two bites and move on? Is this dry heave nausea normal? I'm down 40lbs since surgery on June 8 but at this point, I shouldn't I be transitioning to some normal food choices and eating patterns? Am I just being impatient? Anyone struggle with nausea, dry heaves and difficulty keeping solid food down? Any advice? thanks ????

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