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Feeling nausea before eating?

Hey, I had my surgery 06/06/17 and I was feeling fine then. Now when I wake up and don't eat solids for an hour (Focusing on protein shakes) I will get nauseas to the point of being very close to puking on an empty stomach, even if I don't eat for an hour.

Does anybody have this? It has made me feel very clammy before too.

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I guess I don't understand your timing. You wake up and drink a protein shake? Or don't have anything at all for an hour...

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I guess I don't understand your timing. You wake up and drink a protein shake? Or don't have anything at all for an hour...

I am usually either getting ready for the day or running to get my mail from my parent's place once I wake up. I eat when I grab food from places or come home and fix up food. I try to drink my protein shakes first, though even if I drink my protein shakes and don't eat solids as I am full from the shakes, it still makes me nauseous for some reason.


Sometimes protein shakes don't agree with us (and early on, things can change from agreeing to disagreeing and vice versa).

So it could be the shake causing it. Try having something else in the morning to see if it improves.

If I drink unsweetened tea on an empty stomach (even preop), I get nauseous.

Just try different things, and if it continues, regardless of what you do, contact your doc.

Good luck!

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