Constant nausea at just over 3 weeks out

I don't know what to do with myself. I will be 4 weeks out next Tueaday and this is not going well. I am constantly nauseous, even though I am taking my anti-nausea medicine. My surgeon recently upped my PPI to a stronger med but it's not helping. I have barely eaten anything since surgery and this week haven't been able to get in any protein and am nowhere near meeting my fluid targets. I had an IV at the ER two days ago to stave off dehydration but I know that I am on-track to having to do the same again. Even plain water makes me heave, though nothing is coming up. I am waiting to hear back from my surgeon, but am wondering if anyone else has experienced the same. 

So sorry your not feeling well.  I remember temperature was a big part of me feeling nausea.  I found/find if I drink anything cold, it upsets my tummy, just like anything hot - like tea.  room temp liquids worked for me.  Even Gatorade.  Find a Crystal light that you like or used to like and add it to room temp. water.  hope it works for you.

At about three weeks out, I started experiencing nausea every time I drank water. However, I was able to eat without any nausea. The only thing I've been able to drink since then is G2.  It has more carbohydrates than I would like, but has kept me out of the ER due to dehydration. It may be worth a try.

Best of luck.

Trina

Thanks for the responses and sorry for my delay in replying. My surgeon admitted me to the hospital yesterday to get me on IV fluids. I had a CT scan to rule out any anatomical issues and they found a leak!  I haven't had pain or fevers, so they are thinking that it may have self-healed. I am on antibiotics now to clear any possible infection and will have an upper-GI done on Monday. From there, they can decide if surgical correction is needed, if radiology can drain the area, or if it should be left alone. There is a chance that I'll be going home next week with ports for food and liquids as they don't want me taking anything by mouth right now. I know my situation is probably pretty unique, but just wanted to put it out there in case anyone else is having the same issues. The surgeon said that 3 to 3-1/2 weeks is when VSG leaks seem to present, in his experience.