jet lag experienced or...

[Pidginboy]

Did you experience jet lag yesterday after your return from USA?

Does 'experience' collocate well there? Or, did you get into jet lag?

 

[owlman5]

I think "experience" works just fine. I imagine that is how I would ask the question. I might also ask: Did you feel any jet lag yesterday...?"

 

[e2efour]

I agree with Owlman. You could also say "suffer jet lag".
Added: or perhaps more likely, "suffer from jet lag".

 

[sdgraham]

"Get into" sounds ugly in this context. One doesn't don jet lag like a pair of shorts.

 

[Rover_KE]

I usually say 'I'm jet-lagged' or 'Are you jet-lagged?'

Rover