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I was sleeved on 6/20 and up until today I have been feeling pretty good. I made it through the gas pains, spasms, and incision pain. Just when I think it's finally looking up Protein shakes make me feel sick. I haven't been nauseous at all until today when it happened both times I drank my shake.

I'm just feeling kind of blah I know it will get better and I don't regret the sleeve, I just don't know how the heck to get all my protein in now.

Any suggestions?

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Hang in there, it will get better. Can you thin down your shakes a little bit so they are not so thick? That might help.

Were you using milky or juicy protein shakes? Not everyone can tolerate milk after surgery. Maybe try isopure or a protein drink like that which doesn't use dairy.

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I was trying Premier Protein. Maybe I should switch to a non dairy product. I do have some Isopure so I will try that more often.

Thank you!

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Your doctor will prescribe an antiemetic (med for nausea) and you should take it. It has few side effects and works great to get you through.

I had that issue with dairy based protein shake along with a few other nasty systems... I was using lactate for a while. ... It can help you get through those dairy based shakes

I was sleeved on 6/20 and up until today I have been feeling pretty good. I made it through the gas pains, spasms, and incision pain. Just when I think it's finally looking up Protein shakes make me feel sick. I haven't been nauseous at all until today when it happened both times I drank my shake.

I'm just feeling kind of blah I know it will get better and I don't regret the sleeve, I just don't know how the heck to get all my protein in now.

Any suggestions?

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I had the same thing happen at same point! My surgery was 6/21. I moved to isopure unflavored in broth or plain Water. Today was first day I was able to do a smoothie again.

I was sleeved on 6/20 and up until today I have been feeling pretty good. I made it through the gas pains, spasms, and incision pain. Just when I think it's finally looking up Protein shakes make me feel sick. I haven't been nauseous at all until today when it happened both times I drank my shake.

I'm just feeling kind of blah I know it will get better and I don't regret the sleeve, I just don't know how the heck to get all my protein in now.

Any suggestions?

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Same thing happened to me - I find most shakes too cloying now. Try adding GENEPRO to your coffee or tea. It's whey based and while it doesn't have a strong flavor, it's vaguely reminiscent of powered milk for me and you cannot taste it in white coffee or tea.

Try broth w/protein or Protein Water and then try going back, or to a new flavor. it took me over a week to start shakes again.

Good luck!

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