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nauseas for week already

Hi I had my band removed and replaced again last thursday, has been one week and I am sick of my stomach. Can't even smell food. Suck on ice helps a little. Anyone had that? I called the dr million times, he keep saying that needs time to heal. i am so scared of band after I had to remove the other one only 2 months after, that i like to know if it is ok.

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I was really nausceous my first month after being banded. The only thing that helped me was anti nauseau medication. You may want to ask for some. It comes in a liquid. Good luck.

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