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Queasy

I am two weeks out as of today and I have a new issue, I get queasy when I get up and do things, like take a shower and get dressed. I am concerned because I was planning on going back to work on Monday. Does anyone have any thoughts or ideas?

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Laura

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This might sound nutty, but you know what always works for me? Getting up and moving. I know, right? When I get nauseous, the last thing I really want to do is walk around, but it never fails to make me feel better if I push through and just walk around the yard a couple of times (the fresh air helps too). Plus, my surgeon gave me a prescription for anti-nausea pills in case I needed them as I recovered- might be worth asking about.

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