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I hate food....

I'm 6 weeks post op and no matter what I eat, I feel ill. I hate food now. I never want to eat anymore, I'm barely able to eat anything.When I eat, it hurts. When I drink (sip!), it hurts. I get dry heaves almost daily. I'm having a hard time meeting my macros, my meds make me feel sick too. Haven't met with my (b***h) doctor yet- she has the worst bedside manner I have EVER encountered! I do not feel confident or comfortable talking to her at all about my issues. I've even tried switching to another program but that "just isn't done." I hope this passes, I feel so hopeless rn.

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  • Suzi_the_Q
    Suzi_the_Q

    I'm happy to report that this has gone away- THANK the GODS! I guess it was just my stomach fully healing. Thank you for all the advice and sympathy!

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  • HealthyLifeStyle
    HealthyLifeStyle

    I feel your pain. I could not eat, or drink for a month after surgery. It made me so nauseous. If I even took a sip of water, I was sick. My doc gave me a script for patches you wear behind your ear f

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I had similar issues. It ended up that I wasn't getting enough vitamin B1. Ordered some dissolving B1 tablets. Also used a TENS unit on my wrist to help with the nausea. Both helped.

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The problems resolved over time. I guess it was just my stomach healing still. (They did give me nausea meds though.)

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