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Is this normal?

Last night like at 2:30 am I woke up extremely nauseated and with a little diarrhea. I felt like I was going to throw up but tried very hard not to... I finally gave up after 30 min of holding it in and let go- But nothing came out- I had like dry heaves and burps of air- nothing came up- I woke up feeling fine and after this happened did take a phenergan in case it happened again-

I fear vomiting now but was feeling so bad I didnt know what to do-

I have been on foods for 10 days and the last 5 we were out of town so my "schedule" and routing were off kilter- I have not eaten anything bad; stayed healthy- but it was weird.... I dont know if I ate too much or too fast and it just settled in an akward place...

Has this happened to anyone else?

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....or food poisoning....especially since you feel fine now. Food poisoning is usually out of your system in less than 24 hours.

....or food poisoning....especially since you feel fine now. Food poisoning is usually out of your system in less than 24 hours.

I agree, food poisoning so highly more likely. If it was something you ate, you would of never been able to get to sleep and if you did go to sleep you would of known something was stuck before laying down.

I had the same thing happen on Saturday night. I was fine and all of a sudden I broke out into a sweat and started feeling nauseated. I laid down hoping it would go away and nope it continued. I had dry heaves, nothing came up. Then I fell asleep and woke up a little later with the same problem. I just had surgery on Tuesday and am still on liquids. The only thing that I can think of is that my nightly medication didn't go down all the way. I am still on a capsule, which my doctor said was fine. So, I am not sure what happened. It was only twice so I don't think it was food poisoning or a virus.

I just wrote a thread about this same problem!! (Can't take deep breaths...)

I'm finding it extremely hard to take deep breaths-especially when I first wake up, yawn or cough- and when I manage to do it, I end up dry reaching (sorry prob too much info). Had an awful time last night with it....its like I'm vomiting but nothing actually comes out....sometimes it will just happen to me at any given time - I went to the shops the other day and had to stand still for 5 mins to stop myself from vomiting...i felt very dizzy and nauseas....It can't be the food cause I'm still only on nutirtional fluids and only having 1/2cup every 2.5-3hrs....maybe our bodies are just trying to fight the band???

hello, I found i had the nausia the first week after getting the band in place, I put it down to the gas in the system that they pumped round the orgins when doing the operation. I was banded on 2 april 09.

cheers

Edited by happykatz
added date banded

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