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Nauseated after fill

Today was my first fill. It's been about an hour since I've had it and I am feeling pretty nauseated. Is this normal?

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nessa, this happens to me for first few days after my fill or at least it has so far and I have had a total of 3 fills. For me its not a full blown neausea but it is a 'be careful what you do' kind of feeling. It does go away, at least for me.

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Thanks everyone for the advise. Once I got home and had some soup I felt much better. Today I don't feel nauseated at all.

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