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Nausea

This is my first nausea episode. I'm 10 days out of my sleeve surgery. I feel totally full and as if a little wants to come up. Will this pass or is it a sign something is blocked?

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Did you drink too fast? I had that problem a couple times when I drank protein too quickly, even though it didn't feel quick. I guess my tummy wasn't ready for that much yet and I threw it up. I immediately felt better, so if you feel you should let it come up don't fight it.

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