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Nausea 4 weeks out???? Help!!

I have been banded almost a month now. And the last couple of days I have had nausea. I dont have the flu, or anything like that. I have nausea in the morning and late evening. The very mere thought of certain foods make me nauseous. But at the same time I am hungry?! I feel this way whether I eat or not. I been sipping mint tea to help. Now.. I am not late for my period, my tubes are tied, which I know that I could still get pregnant. We got that warning during the educational meeting, about b/c and even if you are made sterile lol. Anyway I am just wondering if anyone else has experienced this? I am just wondering how normal this is.. or should I take a early pregnancy test just incase, I am due in a week? :):frown::thumbup::frown::tt2:

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I use to get nausea and still do at times only when I am hungry and haven't eaten. I will get dizzy and light headed, but then the smell of food make it any better. It hightens the fact that I am hungry. If I eat it usually goes away after the food has passed from my pouch to my stomach. Good luck on your journey.

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