Vomiting

[peachmedly46 8]

Hi guys, okay so today the weirdest thing happened. I’m almost 6 wks out and today I went to chipotle and got cauliflower rice and it was sooo good. On the second bite I started vomiting from the smell. Has this happened to anyone and is this something I’ll have to get use to? I haven’t been nauseous since after recovery. Please give me some insight.

[RTL1234 99]

This happened to me when my husband cooked brussel sprouts. 🤮. I’m 3.5 weeks post op.

I almost feel like I did when I have been pregnant, a super smelling nose and easily nauseated by it.

[peachmedly46 8]

Ok.. so I guess this is to be expected 😌... thank you 😊

[Arabesque 6,671]

It’s quite common for people post surgery to experience changes in their taste buds & a sensitive sense of smell. For me it was just my taste that changed. Foods I usually enjoyed suddenly tasted disgusting. It does go back to what it was in a few months.

The unexpected vomiting can happen too. I was eating a meal I’d made & frozen individual serves. Had a bite fine. Had a second bite & oh no & a mad dash to the bathroom. Didn’t affect me when I ate it the first time & it didn’t do it a couple weeks later when I tried it again. I just blamed my petulant, temper tantrum throwing tummy.

Good luck on your journey.

[Betty1971 383]

I found that my super sensitive vomit button got better as time went on, from week 2 to 6 was crazy and then it really got much better. I only get the gags now when I put something in my mouth now that is one too many or something that just isn't going to set well and I should better

[GradyCat 3,693]

Yeah, you're gonna be more sensitive to smells for a while I think.

[Gregory822 7]

What bowl did you get from chipotle?

[peachmedly46 8]

@gregory822 I got the cauliflower rice bowl with chicken