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Sudden onset of painful nausea

Hi all, I had my gastric bypass Dec 21st and I've been doing really well up until 2 and a half days ago when I started to experience this painful nausea that would kind of come and go on and off since then.

I had to take my pain meds from the hospital to actually sleep the last 2 nights because it was so awful. I did note that the day it started I did try a new good and a very small amount but it was tomato based soup and thought maybe I royally pissed my stomach /intestines off. I also got my period which made me feel like extra crap as well.

Tonight I've been up trying to walk and settle it as I could not sleep and vomited but nothing came up just a bit of foam. It did alleviate the feeling a little but my goodness this feels awful

I did talk to my surgeon and he did thing it might be related to the new food I introduced, had anyone else had this issue?

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  • summerseeker
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    Yes we have. Its called the foamies. Tomato may be a little acidic for your new tummy. Or its just not ready to take it yet. Go back a stage for a day or two until your tummy settles and then try

  • cloudwhisper
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    I am definitely doing that for a few days. Learning the hard way is always fun. I have plenty of broth and my order from here just arrived with cream of chicken soup but I think I'll wait a couple day

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Yes we have. Its called the foamies. Tomato may be a little acidic for your new tummy. Or its just not ready to take it yet. Go back a stage for a day or two until your tummy settles and then try a milder soup, like cream of chicken or just broth. I hosted a party last night and ate too quickly because I was cooking between courses and got the nausea. I went to the loo and quickly got rid of the foam, no one noticed, not even my husband.

tomatoes have a lot of acid in them - so I can see that upsetting your stomach for sure. I still have trouble eating acidic foods sometimes (at 7.5 years out)

Tomatoes are definitely an issue for many people. You said the day it started you had tomatoes soup but you had this issue two nights. Did you have the soup the second day as well? Or anything else new?? If not I’m thinking it’s unlikely that it’s food related and maybe you should make another call to update the doctor that you had it what I’m guessing was well over 24 hours after you ate the new food. I never had the foamies but I do not think they last that long. Perhaps others can chime in on that. How are you feeling now?

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4 hours ago, summerseeker said:

Yes we have. Its called the foamies. Tomato may be a little acidic for your new tummy. Or its just not ready to take it yet. Go back a stage for a day or two until your tummy settles and then try a milder Soup, like cream of chicken or just broth. I hosted a party last night and ate too quickly because I was cooking between courses and got the nausea. I went to the loo and quickly got rid of the foam, no one noticed, not even my husband.

I am definitely doing that for a few days. Learning the hard way is always fun. I have plenty of broth and my order from here just arrived with cream of chicken soup but I think I'll wait a couple days. Feeling a lot better today though, nausea has gone with the pain too.

Thanks all for your input. Not the way I wanted to ring in the new year but sometimes that's how it is.

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