nausea/sick throwing up when I need to have a bowel movement

evjesstate
on 2/11/13 11:16 am
DS on 12/18/12


Thanks Gail appreciate your input!  I am going to call the office tomorrow.  Wish my surgeon was easy to talk too:(

HW 320  SW 306   goal weight 135   Open Ds 12/18/12

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determineddanni
on 2/11/13 11:48 pm

I have had this twice.

The first time I was feeling like I was going to throw up but realized I had some stomach cramping. So I held back the puke (I hate puking, will do anything not to puke) and decided to see if I need to poop. Low and behold when I pooped the puke feeling went away. Weird.

Months and months later. Almost a year out.

I lay down and instantly get sick. I sit up and run to the bathroom and do everything not to puke. I feel better then go back to bed, same thing, I feel like I am going to puke. I run to the bathroom. I am thinking WTF! So since obviously I am not sleeping I would stay up. My gut feeling said, go poo. So I sat down and waited and had a bowel movement and some gas. Waited awhile went to bed and no more puke feeling.

I don't' know if what I had is what you had but... this is my experience. By all means don't take my word for a doctors, if you are unsure call the doc.

HW 259          SW 256          CW 141       GW 150
             

fullhousemom
on 2/13/13 8:21 am

I had similar experiences early on.  I am guessing that by four months everything was fine.  It didn't happen every day, but over time I figured there were certain things that just didn't work for me.

Artificial sweeteners, milk, protein powders:  I tried them at different times early out and had horrible bathroom experiences.  I would shake and sweat and my heart would beat wildly as I tried to go to the bathroom.  Someone called it a "vagus" reaction.  You can search DS and vagus or just google vagus.  In the end, I think it was attributable to what I was eating and the effect it had on my bowels. 

Remember that calcium has a big impact on your bowels as well.  Even at over a year out, if I don't take my calcium for a day, I pay for it the next in the form of loose stools.  That kind of extreme effect could also really mess with you so early out.

evjesstate
on 2/13/13 11:03 am
DS on 12/18/12

Thanks for posting this.  I had it again this week.   I am wondering if it is what I am eating.  I only had soup and protein drinks today.   It really needs to stop.

HW 320  SW 306   goal weight 135   Open Ds 12/18/12

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