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Fuzzy vision on the am?

HI, I'm on day 5 from post-op, but each am, I wake up like I am in a room full of smoke. Everything is fuzzy and it takes about 1-1/2 hrs to clear up? I'm getting plenty of liquids in and protein shakes. I'm also spilling large amounts of ketones in my urine, but doc seems to think that is normal (ketones break down the fat!) but can be dangerous with folks who are type 1 diabetics like me. Need to look out for vomiting and more nausea. Just wondering about the fuzzy vision in the am... Anyone else have that? Six holes in my belly, but all are good but one... Still sore in one spot so that must be the one where they pulled my stomach out of!!

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    Fuzzy vision seems typical after surgery. Almost everyone I've talked to with surgery during my week had it for about the first week. Mine was really bad. Gradually it just disappeared.

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Fuzzy vision seems typical after surgery. Almost everyone I've talked to with surgery during my week had it for about the first week. Mine was really bad. Gradually it just disappeared.

Never experienced it and never heard of it. Does your doc say that's normal too or just the ketones I your urine?

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Good to hear that others have seen this. Probably leftovers due to anesthesia. surgeon hasn't answered me yet on this one. I called today and he hasn't called back. Diabetes doc was the one who said ketones was normal. thanks!

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