7 weeks post op

I just got out of the hospital becasue I could not hold down food or water.  I am still very nauseous and they cannot find what is wrong.  I was scoped and CT'd, no obstruction or strictures or ulcers found.  My surgeon is at a loss as to what could be wrong.  It has been almost two weeks since I have been able to eat without feeling very sick.  I went a whole week without even eating at all.  I have not been going outsidde the diet or eating too fast.  Any help?

Wow, that is tough. :(

So they haven't found anything at all? I know it's a reach but perhaps you have a bug? I dunno, probably not.

What about an infection? Are you in pain? A friend of mine has an infection and was really sick from it, after surgery. They had to go in and cut it out.

I have no fever, so they ruled out infection, I am going to call my surgeon and see if he can put me on antibiotics just in case.  I am in pain, so that is a thought!  thank you!

I'm sorry ur having a hard time hun. hope they find what is wrong.
but maybe is also a circle ´cuz u can´t get hydratated and u feel more sick and stuff. hope u a speedy recovery and please keep us posted.
i'm gonna do a lil reserch to see if get any clue of what may can be happening.
hugs!!!

After I was hydrated in the hospital the terrible stomach cramps went away, but I still had a hard time eating with out anting to get sick...Thank you!

r u running a fever or anything?  Did they check u for a leak??

no fever, checked for leaks and nothing can be found.  Which I guess is a good thing, but it woudl be nice to know what is wrong with me!

Hmm...  I would lean towards a leak, cause my doctor said nausea was a sign of a leak, and he said fever can be a sign of infection... maybe you have some sort of leak that's a leak from your pouch into your old stomach? That wouldn't necessarily create infection but it might make you nauseated. I'm not a doctor or anything like one, but that's what I wold think. I wonder how they tested you for leaks?... Keep us updated please! I want to know you're doing okay.