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Nausea after 28 months

I got sleeved 28 months ago and since then I can't eat large portions but in last few weeks it became worse I couldn't tolerate any kind of food and I feel nauseous most of time and whenever I try to eat I couldn't take my breathe I'm not sure what is this and why it's happening now

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  • Go to your primary care doctor or any WLS doctor in your area, You do not have to see the same doctor

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You should contact your doctor just to make sure everything is okay. Are you drinking your water?

My understanding is the sleeve can develop narrowing once in awhile that can create what you’re describing years later. It sounds like you need to see your surgeon.

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1 hour ago, ronjsteele1 said:

My understanding is the sleeve can develop narrowing once in awhile that can create what you’re describing years later. It sounds like you need to see your surgeon.

Thank you for your reply the problem is that I have to travel to another country to see my surgeon that's why I am asking if it's a serious problem or not

Go to your primary care doctor or any WLS doctor in your area, You do not have to see the same doctor

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