I don't know what I'll name my band yet, but I know she's a girl!

She went in yesterday (the 27th) around noon. All went well. I was home around 6pm...after a 2 hour drive. All four surgeons with my group where there and they were fantastic. My nurses were wonderful too!

Now my sweet Husband is taking care of me and doing a great job!

I'm in a lot of pain, but its not completely unbearable. I've got my hot pad on me and am taking my meds on time. Did anyone have problems with dry heaving?

Congratulations on your little girl! Wishing you a speedy recovery!

Let us know when she has a name.

Congrats on your new life.

Please call your doctor regarding dry heaves. It is common to feel sick after anesthesia, your doctor can give you nausea meds. You do not want to be vomiting.

Take care.

Congrats on your post op progress...

I did not have any issues with dry heaves post op...but this is not a good thing to be happening.

Are you taking any pain medication? Prescription pain meds are notorious for causing both nausea and vomiting, especially if you are not accustomed to using them.

Call your surgeon ASAP to advise them what is going on; you don't want to risk harming the placement of your new band.

Best wishes...

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She went in yesterday (the 27th) around noon. All went well. I was home around 6pm...after a 2 hour drive. All four surgeons with my group where there and they were fantastic. My nurses were wonderful too!

Now my sweet Husband is taking care of me and doing a great job!

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I got banded on the 27th around noon too (we're twinsies). Definitely call your surgeon about the heaving, you don't want to start vomiting. So far so good here, just a little sure and tired.

Congrats on the band. Remember you have to do some walking to try and get the gas out of you.

Congrats!

Congrats! Speedy recovery your way

I was given a Px for resolvable Zofran. It has helped tremendously. My Dr called a couple hours ago to check on me. I was able to ask a lot of questions and he was very helpful.

Thank you everyone for the well wishes. I've been walking a lot and I can tell its helping a ton!

Oh and I do have a Px for pain meds...it's liquid Lortab.