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Nausea at Night 8 Months Out

I am having nausea that wakes me up in the middle of the night. No vomiting and I usually don't get up. I roll over and can usually go back to sleep. If I do get up I take a tums and that seems to help. It is fine in the morning. Thinking maybe it is because I don't wait long enough after I eat to go to bed? Anyone else having this issue?

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You may be right. I've considered that. I used to have GERD before surgery, but if that is the case then it just manifests itself differently now. Just nausea. Gone when I wake up. Thanks for the reply.

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