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queasy

I'm 5 weeks post op from my revision to bypass.

I basically feel queasy after every meal.

I guess my question is, will this ever stop or is this just the new reality of life?

thanks

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  • Yes it should get better, remember when you get to solids-are you there yet? Take things slow and chew chew chew until you think you can't stand it anymore, count to 30 and give it 5 more chimps. And

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Yes it should get better, remember when you get to solids-are you there yet? Take things slow and chew chew chew until you think you can't stand it anymore, count to 30 and give it 5 more chimps. And if That still doesn't work, check out whether you have a stricture, ulcerations or something else that might be causing it? Even intolerance to milk or soy proteins could cause the errpie- durpies! ?And stay strong, darling, time cures many many things!
Yes it should get better, remember when you get to solids-are you there yet? Take things slow and chew chew chew until you think you can't stand it anymore, count to 30 and give it 5 more chimps. And if That still doesn't work, check out whether you have a stricture, ulcerations or something else that might be causing it? Even intolerance to milk or soy Proteins could cause the errpie- durpies! [emoji307]And stay strong, darling, time cures many many things!
Great advise... might do this

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