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Nausea

Hello I was sleeved on Tues YAY finally on the losers bench and am happy so far not much pain but the nausea is kicking my butt!!! Anywords of encouragement or stories how you got passed this would greatly help!!! Thanks

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My doctor prescribed Zofran and that really helped. I also used a nurses trick of sniffing an alcohol wipe. Thankfully, I never actually through up and the nausea passed by day 4. It WILL get better. Keep your chin up :-)

I was also sleeved on Tues, January 8th. I experienced severe nausea on the 2nd post-op evening. I was still hospitalized and the staff gave me Thorazine, solumedral, and a scopalomine patch. I dry heaved for 4 hours. I had a lot of sinus drainage which didn't help. I'm better today and home. Hope you are feeling better soon.

Decaffeinated Green tea works wonders! Thats what worked for me. It should only last for the first week or so!

ginger tea... just a few sips will calm the nausea...

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