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Throwing up /walking

I had my surgery this morning everything went well.. I have been having some chest pain and every time I try to go for a walk I begin to feel nauseous

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Glad all went well! Are they giving you any meds for nausea? I really needed them the first day or two.

Every day will get easier. Hang in there!

I threw up for 2 days ..they made me walk and I puked... I have curly hair..It was a mess serious bed head. One lady who was fine walking said --- oh honey it gets better.. I was really embarassed...It gets better..

Are they giving you something? I've been on Zofran every 4 hours in hospital and every 6 at home. I have never been nauseous.

Gas-X strips and lots of walking. Good luck.

Just remember that Gas-X strips are only good for gas IN the digestive system. It doesn't help with getting rid of the gas in the abdominal cavity from the surgery. For that, it's walk, walk, walk!

this sounds like the result of the anesthesia??? And that will clear outa your body SOON!

I threw up on the second day.. It was from all the meds and old blood in my tummy. After throwing up a couple of times I felt a lot better.. I also made them stop giving me so much meds.. That helped a lot too. Hope things get better for you..

I had my surgery this morning everything went well.. I have been having some chest pain and every time I try to go for a walk I begin to feel nauseous

I had the same issues the doctor said it was due to the type of surgery we had. Anyway being a nurse I knew to ask for one zofran on a schedule, so every 4-6 hours and ask them about levsin,also called hyoscyamine. It was a god sent. Also if they have you on ativan you can take with zofran and it will decrease nausea before you walk. Also eat plenty of ice to help with swelling before after and during walks....only way I was able to be released from hospital. God is with you it will get better.

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