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sleeve wed and I woke up sick!

Hi all, I am scheduled to be sleeved on wed the 10th and woke up this morning with a slight sore throat. I am freaking out right now that I am going to really get sick and won't be able to have the surgery. I plan on calling first thing tomorrow they said to let them know about any high fever or cough but I don't want to chance anything!

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Take some Vitamin C, Zinc, Echinacea and drink some tea... REST UP!! Don't let the sickness get you!! :)

Hope you're feeling better soon and can still have surgery as planned!

Get this drink mix called Emergen-C and have a bunch of those till your surgery. They help a lot in relieving cold symptoms and building up your ammune system!! Good luck! I was sick this past week, still recovering and I have my pre surgery testing next week. Im nervous that my white blood count will be high, but one of the nurses that I work with said that after the first few days your white blood count goes back to normal.

Hi all' date=' I am scheduled to be sleeved on wed the 10th and woke up this morning with a slight sore throat. I am freaking out right now that I am going to really get sick and won't be able to have the surgery. I plan on calling first thing tomorrow they said to let them know about any high fever or cough but I don't want to chance anything![/quote']

Mine is the day after yours let your doctor know your not feeling good !!!

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