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After I ate applesauce I felt terrible, not really nauseus more like anxiety my heart was beating really fast. Then I threw up. Does anyone have a way to deal with these terrible symptoms?

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I had that a couple weeks ago and asked my dr about it. He said it was from eating too fast. Also, I had a sweet tea instead of unsweet because Sonic messed up my order. He said could have been the sugar also.

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I had a similar reaction to apple sauce, I think it was because I took too big a bite. I have had it since with no problems.

It is really hard to slow down! What else have you been eating? I need ideas!

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I got that and the sweats after drinking Milk of Magnesia and I got it when eating too dry turkey meatball that I made. (I do not recommend making turkey meatballs with 99/1 Turkey, it was like a one ounce brick in my tummy.

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Yes for about 4 mos post op each time I introduced something "new" to my tummy I immediately knew if it was a go or stop... The nausea was horrible. Now I keep with what doesnt make me will feeling and stick with it- Don't try too many new things becasue Ive thrown up more in the last 8 months than I have in 42 years.. lol..

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