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Anyone Else Feel Awful In The Morning?

Hi all. I'm almost 2 weeks post op and the mornings are rough. Does anyone else experience this? I feel nauseous, usually have diarrhea, and am in pain. It goes away as the day goes on but I'm starting dread waking up everyday.

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it really happens.. but if it bothers you that much you might want to ask your doctor what medicine is ok to take for removing nausea

Hi all. I'm almost 2 weeks post op and the mornings are rough. Does anyone else experience this? I feel nauseous, usually have diarrhea, and am in pain. It goes away as the day goes on but I'm starting dread waking up everyday.

At two weeks out I took a zofran first thing am along with my pain meds...it was a long time between doses. I also had diarrhea as the pain meds had worn off, and I was only on liquids.. It wore off as my system normalized and I was on a more solid diet....liquid in, liquid out, as they say.

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