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Nausea

I was wondering if anyone has had or is having problems with nausea. I'm having it even if I haven't eaten anything. I've been drinking lots of water so I won't get dehydrated, but I still feel pretty nauseous. Any advice?

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  • My surgeon gave me pills for nausea and I took them for the first 3 days and I never had any nausea.

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My surgeon gave me pills for nausea and I took them for the first 3 days and I never had any nausea.

Are you having any shakes? Your stomach continually makes acid. The water doesn't neutralize it . If you try something that is alkaline (like milk) it may help.

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I never had any nausea after surgery. It just started happening. I'm not drinking any shakes. I'm on to eating soft foods now. I don't if I'm not getting any vitamins or what and maybe that's causing it.

I was wondering if anyone has had or is having problems with nausea. I'm having it even if I haven't eaten anything. I've been drinking lots of water so I won't get dehydrated, but I still feel pretty nauseous. Any advice?

yes, call your dr and tell them about this....they are the ones who can advise you and maybe give you some of those pills that dissolve on your tongue to aid with that sick to stomach feeling.....keep on sipping to say hydrated......but call your doctor.

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