Nausea all the time

I am 9 years post op and have been feeling nausea when I wake up, when I go to bed and off and on all through the day for weeks.  Not pregnant.  I welcome others sharing their experiences.  Thank you so much

Best thing is to go to your Bariatric Surgeon and go get checked out. That being said, one of my main symptoms has been nausea, esp. if I tried to come off the Prilosec they had me on. They did and endoscopy...nothing... tested for h.pylori, nope... finally did a cat scan and I have a hernia. While I have occasional twinges of pain, I didn't really think I had one... and one of the symptoms of hernia is nausea.

there is so many things that can cause that... like GB issues, dehydration, excessive acid, etc etc..

Seeing your doctor is the best bet because we never know what's going on inside our bodies.  Especially when it comes to nausea, it could be a ton of different things.  I had a time period where I would wake up every single night, for like two months, and just throw up.  I have no idea why and I wish I had gone to the doctor then.  But, the time passed and it stopped happening.  I have no idea what it was but I definitely recommend that you see your doctor.

I have a friend who was feeling just like you...she had RNY two years ago.  She went to her surgeon and found out she had a hernia.  Is feeling much better now that it's fixed.  

Get to the doctor, please! 

Basically what you are experiencing is not having anything in your system at the times of day that you are saying. (my primary suggested a tiny bit of protein combined with a small amount of carbs to counter act the horrible wake up of nausea)  I started feeling what you are feeling at about the same time (9 years out) that you are. I am just at 12+ years out and have learned that I have to have a tiny bit of food in my belly when I go to bed otherwise I have overwhelming nausea until about 10am. (equals flu like symptoms for me) I do not have nausea later in the day that you are but maybe you do not have the same food intake schedule that I have.

Just as diet and exercise are a new life style for PO patients maybe for some of us it is having a steady intake of a small amount of food to balance our systems . . .

My vote is dehydration in the morning.  Many have resorted to keeping a bottle of water next to the bed so they can have some before they actually get up in the morning.