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Nausea and spasms

Hi everyone,

I am 2 weeks out from surgery and was doing okay until last night. I woke up with horrible reflux and filling full. I am nauseous and can't drink much or eat( puréed). Anyone have the same issues? My surgeon called in an anti nausea med.

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I had a similar issue, I threw up for the first time during week 5 (something just didn't agree with me) and I must have strained myself so bad, my entire abdominal area hurts and I keep getting spasms, now it's hard to drink or eat. I'm assuming it'll get better in a few days, right now my tummy feels like it got punched.

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Yes, I did over do it trying to clean out the pantry. I felt good and I think I'm paying for it.

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