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Switched to pureed too quickly.

I was told to be on liquids 4 weeks and puree for 2 weeks but if I transitioned early it wasnt a big deal. I switched 3 weeks and 2 days after surgery. I think it may be causing issues. It feels fine when its happening and after. But in the mornings now I get nauseas taking my pills (crushed in applesauce) and this morning I actually threw them up. I feel awful all the time. Not sure if its related to that or going to work too early. But the nausea started the morning I was supposed to start work.

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Could be the new routine? I struggled with my vitamins for the first few weeks. Used to love my chewables but then came to hate them with a passion after surgery (that and a lot of other favorite flavors tasted horrible). Two weeks is pretty normal to go before getting switched to the pureed stage, so I don't think that's the case. However you will have to use caution as you introduce foods back into your diet. Some things went down fine and I had no issues with. Other foods left me feeling blah and didn't enjoy them.

Might not hurt to try changing the time of day when you take your vitamins and see if that makes a difference.

I still get a little nauseous when I take my supplements, especially if I take the supplements and then pills. It passes quickly, though.

Any supplement with zinc will make you super naseaous if taken on an empty stomach. I always take my multi vitamins after meals to avoid it. You could try reverting to liquids a few days and see if that helps. Sometimes you just need a little more time.

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