Question:
almost constant nausea, when does it end?

   — melanie09 (posted on November 16, 2009)

November 16, 2009
You houldn' be having nausea at all. If you are, then perhaps you are not chewing your food well enough or eating to fast or taking bites that are too big. Perhaps you are eating and drinking too close together, but those are the reason behind the nausea. If you have stopped all of those and still nauseas, then see or talk to your doctor. It could be a sign of something serious starting.
   — Kristy

November 17, 2009
When ddid it start and what are you eating. If you are having trouble shortly after surgery it could be the medicines you are taking for pain. But it should not go one for more than a few days. If it keeps up call the doctor and see what they recommend.
   — trible

November 17, 2009
Sorry to hear your having this. I did fine with liquid and puree. But, the minute I switched to solids it was the same for me throwing up all the time. No matter how much I chewed or how slowly. Called doctors office they made a couple of recommendations. But, turned out I healed to tightly after surgery. He did an endoscopy. My opening was 1/2 the size of your pinky finger. Even taking small pill supplements was awful.He opened it to two fingers and its been great ever since. Good luck and keep in touch with your doctor and the staff. Your get thru this blip.
   — donnaholman