Maybe TMI-Nausea during bowel movements?

Anyone else get nauseous during bowel movements? This morning was really bad, I was sweating. I'm still nauseaous, not even up for any breakfast

 LOL I thought that I was the only person who experience this.  I have not figured out what causes it but I know it make you feel bad for a while.  At times I end up throwing up while having bowel movement.  I hope you find some relief.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vasovagal_response

 Our vagus nerve is more sensitive after the sleeve gastrectomy.  It's also the reason many of us get a runny nose, sneeze or get hiccups when we are full now.

OMG Diana - I am almost 9 years post op and had no idea that was the reason for the sneezing (in particular) when I get full.

The lightbulb over my head is blinding

Diana, thank-you SO much for posting the link to that article!
I knew about the runny nose and hiccups but never knew all of that other information. I have a lot of trouble with bouts of low blood pressure, it started immediately after surgery and it negatively affects my everyday life. I have never passed out (crossing fingers) but come close many times a week. Even when I remember to get up slowly my BP still drops and for a few seconds my balance is off and  I can't see well, that's a daily thing. When I forget and jump up quickly my vision goes almost 100%, I have to grab onto something and my hearing goes. It all happens and resolves very quickly but it sucks. I can't stand in lines and although it gets me out of check-out lines when I'm with my husband, it also prevents me from doing fun things that require standing still.
I was diagnosed with orthostatic hypotension by a cardiologist but after reading that article I'm wondering which term I should really be using to describe my problem?  I'm now thinking that the orthostatic hypotension is just a symptom of Vasovagal episodes and that is really the underlying issue.  Would you agree?
It's ironic that this happened after weight-loss surgery and all the medications that are listed as potentially helping with blood volume, all have the side-effect of gaining weight!   :sigh:

Thank-you again for posting this!

 I've had a lot of issues with low blood pressure as well. Then I developed tachycardia not too long ago, and my cardiologist believed it was related to the blood pressure issues. He put me on Florinef, which is a mineral steroid that helps the body hang onto fluid. Unfortunately at the expense of potassium and calcium. It's helped me quite a bit.

Lynda

Hi Lynda. My cardiologist also prescribed Florinef but it was causing rapid weight gain while I was in my losing window. My body seems to have chosen to stabilize in weight so I am going to give it a try again but I'm apprehensive. I keep hoping I'll find something else that will work because after being SMO, I think my anxiety about weight gain is justified. But, taking the chance of falling doesn't seem like a good alternative.
I hope things work out for you!

Yes, I went through a period of time when this happened.  Generally eating actually made it go away.  Something small, like some cheese.

 I had this often during my first year or two post op.  It did go away eventually.  Now it never happens.

 Thanks for explaining that this is the reason why my nose run and I sneeze.  YOu can learn so much from this website.