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Jen Matthews

Gastric Sleeve Patients

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  1. Severe Nausea After Eating

    Jen Matthews replied to REM's topic in Gastric Sleeve Surgery Forums
    I had gastric sleeve done July 26th...with a few complications...I was having difficulty keeping any clew liquids down and ended back up in the hospital for 12 more days...severely dehydrated and seriously low potassium levels as well.....still had a trouble keeping anything down and after every test under the sun, it was found that my pancreatic levels are high. I am at home now waiting it out. I am being told to just be patient and that it will get better. This has been hell. I am on steroids, anxiety med, and two other meds for nausea...and just trying to rest.

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