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Nauseous after eating, 1 month post op

So I just ate dinner 20 minutes ago and I’m super nauseous. I was sleeved on October 24th. I have been fine eating until right now. I may have ate too much but felt it too late. I’m scared to throw up but feel like it’s the only thing that will make me feel any better. Is it dangerous for me to throw up?

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Dangerous, I doubt it, uncomfortable, oh Yeah, and your vomitingmay be not quite the same as your prior inforamation0 , l
Now,mine is more like a cat choking on a. hairball instead of normal puke and we are gone too far to change. back now.
10 hours ago, HealthierMe2017 said:

So I just ate dinner 20 minutes ago and I’m super nauseous. I was sleeved on October 24th. I have been fine eating until right now. I may have ate too much but felt it too late. I’m scared to throw up but feel like it’s the only thing that will make me feel any better. Is it dangerous for me to throw up?

You *never* want to force a emesis unless you've ingested something poisonous/toxic. At only a month or so post op, yes forcing it would increase your risk of damaging the staple line.

What did you eat? How much did you eat? Did you drink while eating? Are you watching the sugar and fat content of your food?

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