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Nausea

How long did everyone feel nauseous afterwards.

My surgery was on Wed and I think I'm doing well except the nausea and tenderness bothers me.

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Only felt it one time on day two after surgery. It seems that the people who have the most issues are those with doctors that rush them into eating soft foods instead of doing liquids after surgery. Just my take though.

I had nausea for a couple of weeks, but it cleared up when I stopped taking all those meds and pain killers they sent me home with. Two years out, hydrocodone still does me in. One pill makes me sick for three days, so I avoid it as much as possible. Come to think of it, that is when that bitter taste left my mouth, too.

Mine was about 10 days. After that I felt great and the nausea was gone completely. I'm 4 months out and life is great! Just know it keeps getting better and better!

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