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Are you taking the medicine before you eat? Have you called your doctor.maybe they can give a higher dosage

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    If you are still taking pain meds then those could be the problem. The morphine had me gagging my entire hospital stay. If you don't absolutely need a pain med, don't take one, especially not a narcotic. Is it water-induced or just general nausea? It may help to have some flavor if you are still no clear liquids.

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    The opiates made me nauseous as well. As soon as they got me off them, I could start to keep down Water. I hope you are feeling better soon.

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    This is a discussion to have with your doctor. Call them ASAP.

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