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sara peterson

Gastric Sleeve Patients
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  1. I had mine on Friday 1p. I wasn't really in pain but I kept getting pain meds, IV Dilaudid then came the nausea and dry heaves. They kept moving forward on the discharge but I had a 2 hour drive and was sick as a %##$ dog!! My husband figured it out. I asked for IV Zofran (used for nausea in chemo pt) I felt 100% better and have taken NO pain meds since! I refused to leave the hospital until I felt better. You can crush Zofran tablets and it comes in an Elixir but the elixir wasn't covered by my insurance.

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