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Nausea seems to be often

I don't know if it is the meds, tired of Nausea. Makes it hard to eat!

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      Nausea is also a symptom of severe dehydration, so be certain to continue to sip Water in addition to getting your nutrition at mealtimes. Dehydration caused me to go the ER, so it is nothing to ign

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    Nausea is also a symptom of severe dehydration, so be certain to continue to sip Water in addition to getting your nutrition at mealtimes.

    Dehydration caused me to go the ER, so it is nothing to ignore.

    You would benefit from informing your surgeon or medical team ASAP as to how you are feeling. It may be caused by your meds, but let your physician rule out possible dehydration.

    In the meantime, get that water and start sipping.

    Best wishes...

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    Sojo is absolutely right. If I remember correctly, you were posting about diarrhea yesterday, which will mean you need twice as much fluids.

    Calling your Dr is in the cards for you.

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