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Got Released from the hospital today (day 5) - I still have excessive vomiting!

Got Released from the hospital today (day 5) - I still have excessive vomiting! Has anyone else experienced this? What should I do about?

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I have no idea, I have not been sleeved yet, but I hope you feel much better shortly. One of the ladies from my WLS support group had excessive vomiting for the first 6 weeks, hospitalized 3 times, and then it just stopped on its own.

This is probably my biggest fear. What does your doctors say about it?

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@rena- my doctor says its because of the hiatal hernia repair they had to do. The excessive swelling equals excessive vomiting.

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