post op 3 weeks - is vomiting now normal?

3 weeks post op tomorrow.  No problems til past couple of days could eat tuna okay at first. ...vomiting with tuna and fish now. It just hurts so much after I eat ... Right below breast bone.. Is this normal? Should I not eat tuna for awhile?

Everyone progresses to different stages at different points. Sounds like you're not ready for tuna. Might have to do softer foods for a while longer. Cottege cheese, Greek yogurt etc. and yes that feeling right behind the breastbone is where mine would hurt when something got stuck as well. That's why you're vomiting it up, because it got stuck. Try not to worry. But go back to softer foods for a week then try again. 

I'm three weeks out too and have been eating tuna for about a week. However, it's tuna packed in water, and I don't drain all the water. I use one teaspoon of mayo per can (don't really like mayo) and then I split it up into one ounce servings, stirring up very well and shredding everything as much as I can. It takes me half an hour to eat that much with a baby spoon. I do it like this because I'm scared of throwing up. I have to really really chew each bite; it practically dissolves. I hope some of that helps. All that being said, I'd definitely go back to softer stuff for a few days before I'd try again. Or maybe tuna just isn't for you and you'll have greater success with other stuff :)

vomiting is never normal.  Have surgeon check for a stricture

Pain is also not normal.

I agree with White Dove. If you could eat tuna before and now can't you need to be checked for a stricture. Vomiting is not normal especially on foods you could eat before!

i vomited one time and its because I ate too fast.  

Thanks to all for responding. I will watch this closely ... go back to softer foods ... be sure to eat slowly and call Dr. if continues. Appreciate the advice.

If you get to where you're vomiting water, don't delay the call to your doctor.  It's all too easy to dehydrate so call and let them know what's happening right away so they can help you keep an eye on the situation.