Probiotic - Nausea/Vomiting? | The J-Pouch Group

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I recently started to take Visbiome again in an effort to stave off pouchitis. I've taken it in the past (powder and capsules) with no issues.

This time, I became very nauseous after taking the powder (mixed in a cold drink). I then purchased the capsules, thinking that might be better. I took two capsules with food - and a couple of hours later, got very nauseous and vomited twice.

When I look up side effects, I don't see nausea listed. Anyone have this issue with probiotics - including Visbiome? Thanks.

6/17/2011:26 AM

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