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Was anyone nauseous before surgery?

So I met with my doctor last week and he mentioned I need to take my sinus meds. If I don't my sinuses will drain into the stomach causing nausea and will make me want to vomit. I've been nauseous ever since and even vomited twice. I've heard it's very painful to vomit after surgery. Anyone feel this way? Any suggestions?

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I've had the sinus drainage issue, even had it post-op. Yes, the snot pouring dow the back of your throat does make you a bit sickly feeling.

It may be a bit paindful to vomit immediatly post-op but subsides for most people after a few weeks or months as you and your tummy heal.

It may sound strage but I find it far easier to puke now then before. I rarely have to but when I do typically it's just once and very fast and is all over. Your stomach is just so much smaller that there is not much to vomit. Pre-op when I had to barf I would get the dry heaves and have a lot of discomfort. Now I don't.

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