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Multivitamins

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Ask your surgeon. I was allowed at one month post op.

I started taking tablets as soon as I was released to full foods.

I tested Frankensleeve by taking a half tablet the first time.

When he had no reaction, I started taking a whole tablet.

The hardest part was being able to swallow enough Water to wash it down.

At 1 month, I still wasn't able to take in much more than a tablespoon of water per swallow.

For some people there is a bit of difficulty swallowing multi's. However for the doctor it's a question of whether or not your new tummy can breakdown the Vitamin fast enough for your body to absorb the nutrients. I was allowed to swallow pills at 6 weeks. Check with your program to see what they say. Since you are experiencing nausea they may okay you to swallow them instead.

Two words: liquid prenatal - these are great vitamins if you can't stomach the chewable a

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