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feeling sick

Had surgery on Friday and I am starting to feel very sick to my stomach..i can't drink anything is this normal

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It's normal to a certain degree. I would call my surgeons office and explain what is going on just to be on the safe side.

I had a lot of nausea post-op. The prescription called zofran - a meltable tablet you put on your tongue was a lifesaver. Ask your Doc for a prescription. This being said - I had some extreme nausea and vomiting - it was horrendous - I called Doc and spoke to a resident on call and he told me to "tough it out" with the zofran - I think because I had just been discharged from the hospital 2 hours earlier - well - it didn't get better so went back to ER and turned out I had a bowel obstruction - thus the vomiting and horrendous nausea - soooooo I echo the previous post - call your dr to be safe and if you feel horrible just go back to ER. Best of luck.

I wanted to clarify again about the two kinds of nausea - I had the horrible nausea from the bowel obstruction AND after I recovered from that I had some nausea every day - most often in the morning - right when I was waking up - even before I ate anything. With our insides being rearranged - it takes a while to get our insides to settle down - months in fact:)

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