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Nausea getting worse

Hello. I am 5 and a half months post-op (68 pounds gone!) and am having more and more trouble with nausea. Around 3 or 4 months post-op, I had a conquered the nausea and was able to go about my day with my diet with no troubles for the most part. Then we went to Disney World for 10 days, and that wrecked me. Since returning, my nausea is getting worse and worse. I take at least 2 doses of Zofran a day and wish I could take more. What could be causing this? I am very careful with my diet, not eating junk or mixing hot and cold foods/liquids, not drinking with my food, etc.

Thanks in advance for any advice given. :)

jwm

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@@jwmoss - which surgery did you have? I am assuming VSG. Is there a chance you have the flu? I hate to ask the (other) question, but here goes....could you be pregnant? A lot of women get pregnant post-op...

Either way I would go easy on the diet and get in touch with doctors office and see what they say...

good luck and keep us posted.

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I did a revision from a bad lap band to the sleeve. This has been going on for over 2 months, so I've ruled out a virus and I am 200% sure that I am not pregnant. I have another health issue that causes pregnancy to be very dangerous, so we take serious precautions. I'm starting to wonder if it's from stomach acid?

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