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Nausea after revision from sleeve to bypass

Hi everyone:

I know that it may take some time for people to respond but I keep going to the doctor to complain but its not helping. In 2015 I had the sleeve but after losing 50 pounds, within 5 years I gained it all back. In July 2020 I had the bypass. I'm down over 110 pounds which is amazing. The problem is that I'm finding that even foods, that I originally could eat after surgery, I now can't eat. Almost everything I eat makes me nauseous or I get sick. I'm literally dependent on protein shakes and quest bars as my only source of viable nutrition. I was prescribed zofran but so far that hasn't helped at all. Did anyone else have similar experiences? Any guidance, thoughts, tricks or food suggestions would be appreciated. I really have found that all natural proteins make me sick.

Thanks,

Phil

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    Is it literally everything making you sick or just somethings? If you can’t keep anything down at all I would ask for a diagnostic test to make sure there are no ulcers, infections (H. Pylori), irrita

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Is it literally everything making you sick or just somethings? If you can’t keep anything down at all I would ask for a diagnostic test to make sure there are no ulcers, infections (H. Pylori), irritation (gastritis), stricture, etc.

Good Luck ❤️

Edited by GreenTealael

Hi everyone:
I know that it may take some time for people to respond but I keep going to the doctor to complain but its not helping. In 2015 I had the sleeve but after losing 50 pounds, within 5 years I gained it all back. In July 2020 I had the bypass. I'm down over 110 pounds which is amazing. The problem is that I'm finding that even foods, that I originally could eat after surgery, I now can't eat. Almost everything I eat makes me nauseous or I get sick. I'm literally dependent on Protein Shakes and Quest bars as my only source of viable nutrition. I was prescribed zofran but so far that hasn't helped at all. Did anyone else have similar experiences? Any guidance, thoughts, tricks or food suggestions would be appreciated. I really have found that all natural Proteins make me sick.
Thanks,
Phil

I too would suggest that they look at your abdominal area and see what is going on. 110 since July seems great. However, I have a friend had emergency surgery because something happened with her revision.
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