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Nausea

I had my surgery Monday the 18th. I had some side effects from the anesthesia, Ive never had before. Blurry vision, massive cotten mouth. Thank god hose have gotten better but I cant get over the nausea. Any suggestions???

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They kept injecting with something for nausea to prevent it. I don't remember what it was called. But that has helped me. Initially I had nausea but now I'm good.

Let your dr know what is going on. He can prescribe something for you. If not maybe get some anti nausea medicine from the pharmacy. Good luck let us know how you are doing. Oh yeah welcome to the sleeve side congratulations :-)

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