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Feeling sick every time I eat or drink

Hi so I had gastric bypass Jan 24th 2017, so almost 4 months post op, and have had no problems but here lately I've been feeling sick, nauseated and feeling like I have to throw up but my food and water stays down fine, it feels like acid reflux but I thought this surgery was suppose to eliminate acid reflux, anyone else experiencing this?

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  • healthyliving23
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    I had mine the same time as you and the last couple days whatever hits my stomach hurts. Feels like it's sitting in their like a brick. I as well have had no issues at all. It's been 2 days like this.

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Do you still have your gallbladder? If so, that might be the culprit, especially if the nausea is accompanied by upper right abdominal pain (sometimes radiating to the back and underneath the right shoulder).


These things may cause an ulcer, not sure if any apply to you:

1. H. Pylori infection

2. NSAIDs or Aspirin

3. Smoking

4. Alcohol

5. Carbonated Beverages

6. Coffee (decaf or regular)

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