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Anyone Else Get Sick 2 Days Before Surgery

I woke up this morning with a major head ache and now my stomach is cramping and I have diarrhea (sorry if that grosses you out). I am having my surgery in two days I hope this doesnt allow me to get the surgery. Has anyone else have this happen to them right before surgery.

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If you don't have a fever and it isn't severe they will give you medicine. It might be your nerves getting the best of you and if you're on a liquid diet or any diet for that matter you can develop diarrhea and upset stomach and headaches. Take only Tylenol for headache and some Immodium w/Gas relief. You can also get Emetrol for vomitting it is natural and sometimes helps. Just relax and don't worry it will just make things worse for you.

Say a prayer and God willing it will pass. Good luck! :rolleyes:

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