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Nausea?

I had my surgery yesterday morning and I'm having bouts of nausea, especially when I get up to walk around or it's been awhile since I had something to "eat". Anyone else go through this? Any advice? Since I can't eat a lot at once, I wonder if I should try to eat small amounts every couple hours.

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I had terrible nausea that lasted 5+ days. The medicine the dr gave me didn't do anything. There ended up being a bubble in my band that was causing it. The dr went into my Port, let the air out, and I immediately felt better! If it doesn't get better that may be the problem.

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I have a patch behind my ear that's supposed to control nausea for 3 days but it doesn't seem to be working. I'll call my docs office as soon as they open.

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I talked to the physicians assistant and she called in some zofran for me. Hopefully that helps - she said the pain meds I'm on could be a contributing factor and I'm not ready to stop those yet.

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