sick of getting sick

katurner
on 11/1/06 12:16 pm - Jackson, TN
Can someone please help me. I had gastric surgery and a hernia (sp) surgery Sept. 18th. I keep having trouble feeling like things are getting stuck so I have to go and get sick. It happens when I eat or drink even one sip. please help me understand I hate eating or drinking. Will this go away any time soon. They said something about possible swelling.
MissVirgo GoddessTN
on 11/2/06 12:34 am - TN
Swelling, or maybe a stricture with scar tissue. if u cant ge****er down its pretty serious and u need to see your surgeon asap. u dont need to get dehydrated on top of it all!!!
marykarmywife
on 11/3/06 5:35 am - greeneville, TN
Hey i did the exact same thing! Everythign i ate or drank felt liek it had to come back up or was stuck so threw up. I figured out what part of my problem was I was eating and drinking too fast! that should not be a problem but you dont think about it and i was takign way too big of bites and everytime i got sick. i noticed when i ate during the day away form my family i did not get sick. but i hurried at night when i was with them. take your time and try to see if that works if not call your dr. they got paid a lot to be of service to you so dont worry about calling them.
Donna M.
on 11/4/06 4:21 am - Mesquite, TX
I was doing that too. Found out I was eating way too fast, and I'm a slow eater!!! I discovered that I have to eat slo mo.....and chew chew chew. Also, if I sit up as straight as I can, that helps it get into my pouch easier. Go back to doing liquids for a day or so until your stomach settles down. Then try soft foods for a day, then go onto solids. I had to do that about 2-3 weeks ago and haven't had any trouble since. It's definitely a process isn't it!!! Good luck, Donna
arty1215
on 11/7/06 5:27 am - SaddleBrook, NJ
Kim, Hi, I had my surgery on 9-19 and I had the same experience as you. Today I went in for a GI scope and was found to have a stricture which I hope has been corrected. Based on the pictures I saw It was surprising how small the opening became, I was told any opening under 9cm will create problems ie vomiting. You can try slowing down your eating/drinking but I'd call your surgeon ASAP to discuss it with him, you need to address it quickly. By the way the proceedure was painless. Feel bette, Art
RICARDO
on 11/12/06 4:19 am - WATSONVILLE, CA
Chew,chew ,chew until you die........ that help me.
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