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I'm really regretting this surgery right now...I have been feeling horrible for a couple if days... I was sleeved oct 18 now I am always nauseous, the nauseas medication makes me throw up..I don't even try to eat anymore...I just don't know how to feel at this point.... :(

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  • sleeve_sister
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    Have you tried eliminating dairy? I was extremely nauseas and hospitalized for a week 3 wks post op. Even the IV meds didn't work...took dairy out of my diet and was better within 24 hrs. I tried so

  • Zofran, favorite anti nausea medicine... have they tried this one? Also there is a patch you can put behind your ear instead of having to swallow. This far out you should, like the other posters have

  • sleeve_sister
    sleeve_sister

    Are you taking any B vitamins? If your thiamine is low which most WLS patients are post op, then you will be nauseas. They gave me an injection of it, but you can buy it OTC too. If I remember corr

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Maybe there is something else that can help that, you might try calling your NUT. I think that you may also find that you can use pepto or . I don't know but ask the NUT what the equivelant is for wls patients. Also I have had ideas myself for improving digestion post op but still unsure about them for now and pre op.

You are six weeks out and should be starting to feel noticably better. I think you need to be checked out again, seriously.

Have you tried eliminating dairy? I was extremely nauseas and hospitalized for a week 3 wks post op. Even the IV meds didn't work...took dairy out of my diet and was better within 24 hrs. I tried sour cream today, just a little, and have been nauseas most of the day. It sux something fierce but I feel a lot better. Hope you feel better!

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Have you tried eliminating dairy? I was extremely nauseas and hospitalized for a week 3 wks post op. Even the IV meds didn't work...took dairy out of my diet and was better within 24 hrs. I tried sour cream today' date=' just a little, and have been nauseas most of the day. It sux something fierce but I feel a lot better. Hope you feel better![/quote']

I no longer do dairy, I just don't know what the problem is...I went for my post op yesterday and she prescribed the dissolvable nauseas medicine and can't take it...I am starting to get really down at this point

Push your dr to prescribe you diferent anti-nausea medications until you find the one that works for you, if nothing works ask for a upper GI to see if everything it's functioning right with your new stomach. BUG you doctor until you find relieve!

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Push your dr to prescribe you diferent anti-nausea medications until you find the one that works for you' date=' if nothing works ask for a upper GI to see if everything it's functioning right with your new stomach. BUG you doctor until you find relieve![/sub']

Thanks... I go back on Friday

Zofran, favorite anti nausea medicine... have they tried this one? Also there is a patch you can put behind your ear instead of having to swallow. This far out you should, like the other posters have suggested, should be feeling better not worse. Careful with dehydration if you are nauseated and not drinking enough. Push your doc for a solution/investigation of your symptoms. Best of luck, a yucky stomach sucks! Sorry

Are you taking any B vitamins? If your thiamine is low which most WLS patients are post op, then you will be nauseas. They gave me an injection of it, but you can buy it OTC too. If I remember correctly its B-1. Just trying to think of other things that might help. Praying for ya!

Zofran works wonders for me too!!

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Are you taking any B Vitamins? If your thiamine is low which most WLS patients are post op' date=' then you will be nauseas. They gave me an injection of it, but you can buy it OTC too. If I remember correctly its B-1. Just trying to think of other things that might help. Praying for ya![/quote']

Thanks and I take the b 12 shot once a month...

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Zofran' date=' favorite anti nausea medicine... have they tried this one? Also there is a patch you can put behind your ear instead of having to swallow. This far out you should, like the other posters have suggested, should be feeling better not worse. Careful with dehydration if you are nauseated and not drinking enough. Push your doc for a solution/investigation of your symptoms. Best of luck, a yucky stomach sucks! Sorry[/quote']

Yeah the dissolvable med was zofran...I was throwing up before the pill could dissolve completely....I have no problem with drinking Water...I make sure to drink as much as I can to keep from getting dehydrated..and thanks

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