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Day 3 After Lap Band Surgery: Nausea?

Today was the first day I had experiencd nausa. I was fine in the hospital but once I got home and took a Percocet, I started to feel it. My last Percocet was 15 hours ago but I'm still experiencing waves of nausea. Is this normal? Any tricks for making it go away? :)

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We were told to drink plenty of water to overcome nausea. You can buy over the counter anti nausea medicine, but

you'll probably be over it soon.

The percoset, if on an empty stomach, can cause it...you might have to choose nausea o rpain...it wont last in either case!

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Thanks! I was hoping to hear that :)

You can also ask your doc for anti nausea meds (Im kinda surprised he didint send you home with some) Also, at about 4-5 weeks out I randomly was experiencing nausea so bad that I coudlnt take any pills for fear of them coming back up. So instead they gave me anti nausea suppository which worked really well,

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