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what happens if I throw up a lot the day of surgery?

When I had both my c-sections I threw up from about 5 minutes after my spinal until about noon the next day...I know its different anesthesia but did anyone get sick the day of their surgery? Im set for october 21 and im excited! And nervous lol

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Let them know bout your reaction. I know they pre-medicated me with several types of anti-nausea meds during surgery, it helped tremendously

i did get sick after surgery. the next day and threw up. it was scary but not painful and it didnt cause any harm. good luck on your surgery

I am violently sick following spinals and anaesthesia..and some pain relief.. I told the anaesthesiologist this. He gave me anti sickness injection and no morphine.. I didn't feel sick once... Congrats and good luck

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When I had both my c-sections I threw up from about 5 minutes after my spinal until about noon the next day...I know its different anesthesia but did anyone get sick the day of their surgery? Im set for october 21 and im excited! And nervous lol

Tell your anesthesiologist, I did, and they gave me something to prevent the vomiting! Best wishes, Karen

like karen and others said, they can give you meds to help with this

my dr said they gave me some when i went to sleep plus those nifty/sexy behind the ear band aid like things to help.....and some dissolve on tongue things that i carry with me every where.to my understanding, vomiting/throwing up is to be avoided at all costs....granted sometimes people get sick but best not to if you can..........talk/discuss with the doctor and let them advise you

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