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So I had surgery weds. At 4 in the afternoon and i felt great till the late afternoon. then I have had several bousts of nausea and my chest is reallt tight when I drink. Has anyone else gone frome great to bad?

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from what I've read sounds normal???

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I say call your Surgeon to treat you follow you up and even give you something for nausea and vomiting as you can get dehydrated fast!

Good luck

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I was on a bit of a roller coaster the first week with nausea, etc - felt great most of the time, then I'd get waves of nausea and not feeling so hot. I also tended to get sore around my incisions later in the day (probably from the day's activities). If it becomes problematic or more severe, definitely check in with your doctor!

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That's pretty normal. Remember, too, that when you're first out of surgery, you probably have a lot of meds in you, plus I think (don't know this for sure) that the anesthesia still provides from "numbing" effects. So as all those "good" surgery meds wear off, you're likely to start feeling worse for a while!

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