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nausea???After surgery

I had my surgery 4 weeks ago, I haven't Had any fills yet. But for the past 3 days i been having nausea. Is this normal, or should I call my Dr. Doctor. Does this happen to alot of people??

Can somebody help me please.

Thanks.

Mel

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Not banded here, but can honestly say that a call to the doctor won't hurt. He/she may want you to come in but it is better to be safe than sorry. Did they give you any nausea meds after the surgery? If not suck on some peppermint. That has a natural anti-nausea effect.

Hi, My hubby and I are both banded. We used the same surgeon and he gave us both a prescription for Phenagrin (sp) Suppositories. We both had them filled but never used them.

Did you get a prescription for these?

Hope ya get to feeling better soon!

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