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odd morning sickeness with lap band

Does anyone else seem to get morning sickness sometimes in the morning? I've been banded six months now and in the past three months about once a week I feel nauseated. But lately today and last week i've actually thrown up a little amount of water.. it was kinda like a baby throw up. But still it worries me and I was wondering if this has been happening to anyone else. Also i'm for sure i'm not pregnant and I have gotten suppositories.

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I haven't heard that before. I do notice that I feel naseaus pretty easily at different times but don't throw up. I would call the doc to to check it out.

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