Then it goes away. Also I still can't understand and if any doctor can explain, my doctor only said it's her "condition." She thinks she's constipated but isn't and "forgets" that she had a bowel movement and denies it 100% that she went. It will start an argument if I go against what she says. Other stuff she forgets too but comes around to admitting she forgot but not the constipation issue. WHY?
I’ve had nausea all my life. I had my gallbladder removed and that helped. But I must stick to low grease food. Try some experimenting and see.
https://www.agingcare.com/questions/my-mom-gets-morning-sickness-has-anyone-else-experienced-this-with-a-parent-435893.htm
Does she do this at times other than after eating?
As for the bowel movement issue, the elderly are obsessed with their bowels. I could give you 3 examples off the top of my head when I've had experiences with elderly people who obsessed about their bowels. I don't know what this is but it is apparent in practically every elderly person I've known beginning with my own grandmother almost 30 years ago. Someone should conduct a study....
Has this happened after a change in medicine, or other condition? How long does this weakness, etc. last? How recently has she had blood work to check for anemia?