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nausea advice

To people getting surgery my advice is to let anesthesiologist know u want nausea medicine before surgery U WILL NOT GET SICK AFTERWARDS WHICH WAS MY BIGGEST FEAR and it worked . and after sugery if i felt any at all told nurse right away during my 2 days ..... that will make you hospital stay much easier. hell i even asked for it when i didnt need too to help prevent from coming on

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      Bellmanthin. Thank you for sharing this information , I will remember to ask.

    • Iniysa
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      Yep, they gave me a patch before my surgery.

    • Macy6
      Macy6

      Yeah I have a patch and 3 hours before surgery I take Emend (strong anti emetic for chemotherapy patients) sounds like its a good thing

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    Bellmanthin. Thank you for sharing this information , I will remember to ask.

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    Yep, they gave me a patch before my surgery.

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    Yeah I have a patch and 3 hours before surgery I take Emend (strong anti emetic for chemotherapy patients) sounds like its a good thing

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