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Wow. I guess I just really over-ate for the first time since surg (7/30/13). That really hurt! It felt like a stabbing in my stomach. Hopefully that'll make me pay more attention! :-/

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Help! I had surgery on August 26th' date=' and I am having nausea when standing too long. I am not getting too much down and this morning I was trying to pour myself 2oz. Of Protein drink, but I was spitting up and urinating all at the same time. This happens every time. What can I do?[/quote']

The first few day I had a little dizziness but nothing to bad, your body is still in shock. They also gave me a patch for nausea which dizziness was a side effect. I would call your doctor if your having trouble with getting liquids down. It could just be the swelling. But better to check.

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