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Sudden nausea...

I'm about 3 weeks out. I haven't had any nausea until today. It hit me all of the sudden. I feel very weak too. Should I call or is it normal?

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I would recommend that you contact your surgeon. Not only will you feel better by hearing from your surgeon...its Just better to err on the side of caution.

I had this last week. So weak I thought my legs wouldn't hold me. Drank a protein shake & pushed hard to increase my fluids & felt a ton better!

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