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Possible problem with band post-op hysterectomy.

I had a laproscopic hysterectomy 10 days ago. I have done remarkably well with that surgery. I overdid it a few days ago and started cramping so I took one of my pain pills (Lortab 7.5 mg). Well, it made me nauseous and I vomited yesterday morning. Felt bad the whole rest of the day and then after dinner last night, I noticed that I had heartburn and reflux. Took a Pepcid with no relief and took some Tums which helped a small amount. Was fine all day today and then got heartburn and reflux after dinner again tonight. I have an appointment with my band doctor on the 18th of this month. I have 7.5 cc in a 10 cc band and think I'm right where I need to be. I've lost 64 pounds since surgery on June 4, 2010. I have only vomited 2-3 times since being banded so of course I am worried about my band. Just need to get some reassurance from you fine folks. Any advise is greatly appreciated.

Sandy

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Hi,

I suspect that the N&V from the Lortab has made your band just a bit irritated & swollen. Have you tried backing down to liquids or soft foods for a period of time? If the soft foods do well, then slowly advance back to solids. Treat it like you would after having a fill.

I know you said you have an appt on the 18th, but I would go ahead and call and talk to one of the support staff and see if they have any other ideas.

There might be other pain meds that you can take that won't make you as nauseous or they might suggest an anti-nausea med to take with the pain med.

They may also want you to come in sooner for evaluation. Call and let the professionals decide.

Hope you feel better soon.

No advice at all, but i sure hope you feel better soon!

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