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Queasy 6 wks post op

I had gastric bypass on 2/22 and have been feeling great. Yesterday I started feeling very queasy for no apparent reason and its continuing today. Not throwing and I did force a shake down this morning. Has anyone else experienced this all of a sudden and any ideas why?

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When I feel that way it is usually because I drink my fluids to fast or didn't chew my food good enough! Also, if I take my vitamins on an empty stomache they make me sick feeling! Could also be doing too much too soon. ??? Hope you got it figured out and it doesn't happen too often! :)

I'm two months post RNY and still have nausea daily. I have to eat really slow. Cold liquids make it worse, so nothing iced. I tried switching from chewable to liquid vitamins and that seems to help. And I've switched from Lactaid milk 1% to Unsweetened Almond milk and that has helped with the bloating feeling. Also sleeping with head of bed raised helps prevent morning nausea on waking. Also, don't get constipated. That makes the nausea worse. I'm on 2 anti-nausea meds. Some days are better than others. I'm told it will pass. I guess time will tell.

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