I still can't eat without getting sick. Does anyone else have this problem?

Oh no. I'm not there yet, but hope someone has some advice for you!

I'm not there yet either, but how do you describe "sick?" Nausea or exactly what? I'm truly interested, and I hope you get relief and some answers soon. ?

I'm not there yet either, but how do you describe "sick?" Nausea or exactly what? I'm truly interested, and I hope you get relief and some answers soon. [emoji255]

Nausea

Thanks!

After bariatric surgery, some people experience a stricture. This can cause the condition you described. According to the internet:

Strictures can occur once you are about 4 to 8 weeks out from surgery. A stricture is a narrowing of the new stomach outlet where it surgically attached to the small bowel. Symptoms include difficulty with eating solid foods, developing increased saliva or mucous, reflux symptoms, and in severe cases, difficulty with liquids. A stricture, with time, can resolve on its own, but often the waiting time to heal can make you feel miserable. Once you are out at least 4 weeks from surgery, balloon dilation with endoscopy can be performed to open up the narrowing. Several balloon dilations might be needed to fix the issue.

Are you getting enough water daily? My team said when ppl call the office complaining of nausea, that's the first question they ask. At least 64 oz per day.