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Lost 18 lbs. I'm 4 days post op.

Lost 18lbs. I can only eat jello. My can't take anything warm yet. I tried broth in the hospital. Tried any other broth... Got nauseous both times. Food makes me nauseous. This happen to anyone else?

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    It can always be a little hard in the beginning. Your body is in a heal mode. The most important elements in the beginning is working towards meeting you daily Protein, Fluid and Vitamin requirement

  • I have a hard time with jello-- trying to drink Water, ice tea and a bit of crystal light-- just started in Protein shakes-- they are hard to get down! ???????? It is post op day 3 for me????

  • you've lost over half the weight I have and I'm 7 weeks post op. I'm a little jealous! but yes, that nausea when you drink is unfortunately normal and will eventually go away. Right now your stoma

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It can always be a little hard in the beginning. Your body is in a heal mode. The most important elements in the beginning is working towards meeting you daily Protein, Fluid and Vitamin requirements. food is secondary because your body is converting stored fat into the energy that drives your body.

I have a hard time with jello-- trying to drink Water, ice tea and a bit of crystal light-- just started in Protein shakes-- they are hard to get down! ????????

It is post op day 3 for me????

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you've lost over half the weight I have and I'm 7 weeks post op. I'm a little jealous! ;)

but yes, that nausea when you drink is unfortunately normal and will eventually go away. Right now your stomach has new incisions and has been through a HUGE trauma. As you heal, you will tolerate things much, much better.

Take care, keep your chin up. :) Feel better!

Has your doc prescribed anything for nausea? Mine prescribed nausea medicine for me to fill in advance of surgery. It might help with meeting your protein and fluid goals.

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Yeah but it doesn't seem to help much. I am doing good on fluids for now. I hope I don't have any problems

I had a similar problem only everything made me nauseous from the smell of food to brushing my teeth. I found that pain and anti nausea meds together where a winning combo. I also found taking in 2oz then walking seemed to help a bit

If you cannot eat/drink warm things, keep pushing the cold Protein drinks. You need to get in some protein to keep your strenght up. Hang in there, it only gets better :-)

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