I am 7 1/2 weeks out I have been feeling very nauseous since thursday. I have been getting over a horrible cold  and just assume it was because of that. However now 3 days later I still feel nauseous. Trying to eat and keep up the protein and getting my vitamins in. The wave of nauseousness is very overwhelming .... I can't eat as much my energy level is down and I feel like I have a hair in my throat sometimes so weird. When I feel good I feel great and have no issues doing stuff or eating but when I am nauseaous I am out for the count.
any suggestions?

is it habitual? can you predict it or anything like after you eat such and such, do you feel like it is vitamin related? happening around the same events everyday?
Are you exhausted and nauseated from that?
I dont have any tru suggestions just trying to pin point what you think it might be

almost like vertigo.... ??  my vitamins go down with no issues. just ill every now and then

Hi there

Are you eating enough? I had that issue and was told I was not eating enough(go figure LOL)
I was told to make sure I eat every 2 1/2 to 3 hours

Feel better

Have you tried gravol? It comes in chewable form, make sure you are not getting dehydrated. Are you still on Prevacid or something for your stomach?  Reflux or ulcer can contribute to nausea. I would suggest giving your centre a call tomorrow.

just sent my hubby for gravol. prevacid was finishd long time ago. definately not dehydrated. just dizzy and ill.

will gravol make me constipated?

I haven't had it do that to me but it might be a good to ask the pharmacist if its a side effect some people get; they'd be the experts i'd think.

You may need to get back on the Prevacid - many centres are now prescribing it for 3 months post-op. I know I was extremely nauseous for 3 weeks until I got the right dose and frequency sorted out.

Perhaps you are dehydrated, are you drinking enough fluids? Try drinking more water and see if that makes a difference. In the beginning its hard to get the protein in, eat and drink.

try a warm ginger tea. It soothes my pouch.

Hi
I sometimes read some of these e-mails and get really concerned that the people writing about concerning conditions are not calling the clinic they are connected to.  Ask to speak to the nurse and let her give you advise. This form is good for somethings but when people has medical conditions that are not run of the mill, don;t listen to other members get to a professional.

 I know that I am not speaking to a medical personal I Am just asking for some suggestions to get me through. Until my centre gets back to me which can be 72 hours. So thank you for the concern but I am doing all the right things I just need to feel normal until I hear back from my clinic and the suggestion of gravol and ginger tea has done just that. Plus while in the hospital they give you gravol but I clearly forgot and am thankful that I was reminded cause it has worked like a dream

i'm glad you're feeling better, hope you get some good relief from this.