prolonged nausea following bypass
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Cheyenne
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Has anyone out there had problems with extreme nausea many months (11 for me)? This has taken over my life. I have had many medical tests, and was shown to have a small ulcer, but my doctor doesn't seem to be able to help.
Certain foods make me feel nauseated. Bread is one of them. Do you feel sick when you eat certain type foods or is it just most of the time? When I eat something that doesn't agree with me, my stomach feels like I'm in an elevator or on a ferris wheel. Then I feel like I'm going to puke. It takes a couple hours to get over it, sometimes longer.
I would say to make a journal and keep track of everything that you put in your mouth. The nausea may be tied into the food you are eating.
Hope you feel better, soon.
Cheyenne
StinkerBelle
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I was having severe nausea, was sent for a HIDA scan and it was found that my gallbladder had ceased to function.. Booger came out on 1 / 24 and have had no issue since.
Cheyenne
Active Member
I'll bet it is the gallbladder. I had a gallbladder attack 2 months ago and I was really nauseous for days and was hospitalized. That sure could be the problem.
StinkerBelle
Member
I can say now that my gall bladder is gone, I have not had any on going nausea issues.
Other than the one 20 minute issue that was related to a food intolerance I am great. Eggs are currently the bane to my existence, LOL that is what triggered my short term nausea...
Baby chickens and ducks are safe for now,
Other than the one 20 minute issue that was related to a food intolerance I am great. Eggs are currently the bane to my existence, LOL that is what triggered my short term nausea...
Baby chickens and ducks are safe for now,