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3 Weeks Out....help

I had my surgery 3 weeks ago today and my recovery has been smooth and I haven't had a problem getting my protein and liquids down..... Until this morning. I woke up feeling bloated and when I went to have a sip of water I instantly felt nauseous. I've tried to have a few small sips since then and the same thing :( Any advice has this happen to anyone else?

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  • Did your surgeon give you any anti-nausea meds? I had a prescription that I filled when I got home. I can't remember the name of the medication but I did take it a few times. Not all of them. I think

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Any chance you may have picked up a bug along the way?

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That's a possibility....I'm going to take it easy today and hope that tomorrows better before I start to panic.

Did your surgeon give you any anti-nausea meds? I had a prescription that I filled when I got home. I can't remember the name of the medication but I did take it a few times. Not all of them. I think the Rx was for 10 or 12 and I still have several. Call your surgeon's office if it doesn't pass quickly. IMO, there's no reason to be uncomfortable when you're recovering! Hope you feel better soon!

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Did your surgeon give you any anti-nausea meds? I had a prescription that I filled when I got home. I can't remember the name of the medication but I did take it a few times. Not all of them. I think the Rx was for 10 or 12 and I still have several. Call your surgeon's office if it doesn't pass quickly. IMO' date=' there's no reason to be uncomfortable when you're recovering! Hope you feel better soon![/quote']

Thank Hadouni, the nausea seems to be passing. My surgeon didn't send me home with any nausea medication. If I'm not better soon, I'm going to call him and ask him for a prescription.

Do you have a fever? Call the Dr. - can't hurt to call and it will make you feel better knowing this is "normal"

I never had nausea and never took nausea meds after leaving the hospital. I did and do take tums and Prilosec daily

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