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Nausea

I’m 5 months post op Duodenal Switch. For the last week I’ve experienced nausea early in the morning and again in the evening. I’ve thrown up a few times. I haven’t been sick at all since surgery, so I wanted to see if anyone else has experienced this months after surgery? Thanks!

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I get nausea on occasion, but have yet to actually throw up. Most of the time it's after I eat something that simply doesn't agree with me. The worst was after my nutritionist gave me the green light to add low carb bread back into my diet and I had a low carb wheat bread in which I decided I will NEVER eat wheat bread EVER AGAIN! I had brain surgery in 2017 and the nausea I had after that was the worst I'd ever experienced in my life UNTIL I ate the damn wheat bread! I was told you don't get dumping syndrome after having the DS or DS Loop but 15 minutes after I ate my stomach started to hurt sooooo bad and the nausea was HORRENDOUS! I was sweating and shaking and it was horrible! I took TWO anti-nausea meds and I STILL felt sick! So the sick feeling could be either something you added recently into your diet or from hunger (I get nauseous if I go too long without eating) or if you're female maybe pregnancy? (hopefully not though 'cause that's risky as hell 5 months out)

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