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today is my seciond day after veing sleeved, I am sick to my stomach, and I have tossed my Cookies a few times. Please tell me this will get better.! My tummy hurts soooo bad. Please help1

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It will get so much better! Sometimes the meds will make you even more sick, hang in there love (((hugs)))

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TamaraS,did you feel like this to, I threw up my naseau pill it was a melt in your mouth one,I just took my liquid percoset and stll feel sick,

Did you throw up also? thanks for you help. :)

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Are you still in the hospital? I receive nauseau meds through my IV. I asked for them every time the nurse came in, and I never got sick. That said... it will get better, I promise.

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Yes it will get better. I had severe nausea the first two nights so bad I was sitting with a trash can in my lap and the night nurse patting my back like I was a little kid LOL. They had to keep increasing the dosage in my IV. I took about 6 Gas X strips at the same time so not sure which really helped.

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If you are at home, find someone to drive you to the emergency room. You need liquids and if you're throwing up everything you'll dehydrate quickly!

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It gets better, but are you taking pepcid and gas x?

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I vomited and dry heaved the whole 1st day after surgery. I felt like I was dying. Had to get liquids through an IV. It will get better. The next day I was ok.

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Thak you all for letting me know it gets better. I was getting fluids today in the hospital up till they released me. Trying to drink Decaf tea, warm luquids feel better, cold liquids hurt. the nurse took my blood and said I was low on potassium so they geve me an iv for that. Now i'm home and feel like crap.I hate feeling like this.

Thanks for all the help. :0)

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Thak you all for letting me know it gets better. I was getting fluids today in the hospital up till they released me. Trying to drink Decaf tea' date=' warm luquids feel better, cold liquids hurt. the nurse took my blood and said I was low on potassium so they geve me an iv for that. Now i'm home and feel like crap.I hate feeling like this.

Thanks for all the help. :0)[/quote']

If u can try and get some sleep. Hopefully you will feel better tomorrow.

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It does get better, hang in there and keep sipping liquids - warm or room temp go down better.

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I had the same issue.Trust me it will get better each day that's goes my surgeon said if u have 75% of your stomach removed you will be some nausea.

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I felt bad for the first 2-3 days, my liquid pain medicine made me throw up, so I stopped taking it. Throwing up felt like hell too! I was so nauseous until I got a nausea patch that u put behind ur ear, then I felt like a new person. It did get better every day like every one says :)

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I was HORRIBLY nauseated for the first three days, until they changed my pain medicine (from morphine to loritab) and started me on Phenergan. Now I'm getting all of my fluids and Protein in, an no more nausea!

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Thank you to all of you for your help, I cant wait to feel better, my stomach cramps from drinking, now I understand why people get dehydrated, it hurts to sip, sip,sip, and I'm so tired I barely feel like walking. BUT, I do do both.

Thanks everyone!!! :)

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