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Multivitamins ;/

Why are these multivitamins making me feel sick to my stomach every time I take one? I have to take 3 of them daily and it makes me dry vomit. I've heard it's your body telling you you are having to much of vitamins in your body...has anyone dealt with this?

I take them with food...but still makes me feel nauseated!

Please help :/

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  • I too still take chewables T 5 months out. Are you taking them with meals? That will sometimes help the stomach upset or you may try changing brands.

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Mine make me feel the same way every time I take them. I can't wait until 6 weeks when I can swallow pills again!!

Iron in the multivitamin is a common cause of nausea. The one and only time I vomited since surgery was after trying a new multivitamin. 30 seconds and I ran to the bathroom. Terrible.

I have continued to take chewables (I don't chew them, I just let them melt in my mouth).

At 3 months I decided to try tablets and threw up each time I tried.

Never again!!

I too still take chewables T 5 months out. Are you taking them with meals? That will sometimes help the stomach upset or you may try changing brands.

I was having the same problem but I started taking them in the middle of my protein shake. That seems to help me. I have read you can buy liquid multivitamins too if needed. Hope it gets better.

I couldn't stand the taste of the chewables as a post op, especially the multi. At three and a half months I've been taking regular pills for about four weeks now, and have luckily had no issues.

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