Nauseated
It's normal for me. I was also nauseated my first 4 months after surgery.
When I dump, only a little bit comes up, that's all. Also, I think everything is still healing for you early out.
When I dump, only a little bit comes up, that's all. Also, I think everything is still healing for you early out.
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Don't worry - you can throw up...but it's a totally different experience from pre-op. I have only had the pleasure once so far, but really to me it is much nicer (if throwing up can be) than before - none of that burning from the stomach acid.
No, nothing was done during surgery that should prevent you from throwing up.
Do you know what is causing the nausea? What does yoru surgeon say about it?
Do you know what is causing the nausea? What does yoru surgeon say about it?
Kelly
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Nausea is the first sign of dehydration; are you getting your liquids? If not, "sipsipsip" is a REAL warning.
If you're ok with liquids, try taking some Prilosec OTC for the nausea; my surgeon had me take it for the first six weeks post-op. I took it the first thing in the a.m., every day, and it really helped. Talk to your surgeon about it first.
Best wishes,
If you're ok with liquids, try taking some Prilosec OTC for the nausea; my surgeon had me take it for the first six weeks post-op. I took it the first thing in the a.m., every day, and it really helped. Talk to your surgeon about it first.
Best wishes,
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