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Vitamins suddenly making me nauseous

Hey everyone! Hope everyone is having a very nice Halloween!

So I'm having this issue and wondering if it's something I'm doing or my body is acting crazy.

I'm just over three weeks post op, getting my Proteins in and most days getting Water in ( though for the past few days, I've been struggling at 55oz)

I've been taking caltrate chewable with Vitamin d and flintstones complete chewable with no issue.

Since Saturday however, immediately after taking them I become so nauseous and close to vomiting.

Anyone else have this happen? Any suggestions on what I could do to prevent this?

Thanks In advance!

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The Vitamin Patches are awesome. No nausea, don't take up room in my stomach, easy.

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B Vitamins always make me queasy, especially on an empty stomach. I found that when I used the chewable vitamins right after surgery the same thing happened. I went back to swallowing the regular vitamins and now I'm fine. I was able to tolerate non-chewables about a month after surgery, but everyone's different so you may want to consult your surgeon.

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At about three weeks I started having transient nausea, sometimes after taking pills. I'm phasing out of that this week I think/hope.

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