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Following The Instructions - Really Suffering

Help. I am suffering. Vomit, pain, nausea. following directions. Trying to walk more throwing up. is making that hard. Hard to swallow tylenol. Sick. Suffering. Normal?

Help.

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    Contact your Surgeons Office. Sometimes new sleevers need to be prescribed something for nausea. It could be the over production of acid in your stomach, that always makes me feel sick. :) I hope you get to feeling better soon!!!

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    Are you throwing up blood or have a fever? If so, you may have leakage. Make sure you have the liquid Tylenol since that's easier to take. My surgeon says you have to wait 4 weeks to take whole pills. I would contact your doctor ASAP. I felt gassy and nausea 2 weeks after my surgery so I'd say that is kinda normal as I did not have any complications such as leaking.

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    Found out I wasn't taking the Pepcid and Anti-Nausea meds in the right sequence. Feeling better. Thanks.

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    Found out I wasn't taking the Pepcid and Anti-Nausea meds in the right sequence. Feeling better. Thanks.

    I'm glad, thanks for checking in. :)

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