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Omg I'm so much pain...

I wasn't nauseous at all at the hospital and now when I got home it started... I'm not hungry at all and thinking of drinking any kind of Fluid is making me want to throw up. I am starting to second guess why I got the sleeve surgery, the pain is so bad I wasn't expecting this much pain

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  • well as far as i know Percocet make u sick cuz it "burns" the lining that protect the esophagus , maybe switched to Tylenol only n c how u feel but if I was U , I call doctor first.When i was in the h

  • I came home from the hospital in severe pain too and questioned everything.. it'll get better! Take zofran if you have that helped a lot and be careful with the Percocet because it causes major consti

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well as far as i know Percocet make u sick cuz it "burns" the lining that protect the esophagus , maybe switched to Tylenol only n c how u feel but if I was U , I call doctor first.When i was in the hospital I started feeling pain more than what I was told asked doctor why n he told me that those were in some ppl side effect of the pain med so they switched to Tylenol n as of today I'm good with it sometimes i get headaches at night n best med for me is my Tylenol.

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I came home from the hospital in severe pain too and questioned everything.. it'll get better! Take zofran if you have that helped a lot and be careful with the Percocet because it causes major constipation. Trust me you'll feel better. All my doctors kept telling me that Nothing worth having comes easy!

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I felt increasingly sick and nauseous over two days home from hospital. Also had increasing abdominal pain. I'd developed a hernia. Ck w your dr. Better safe than sorry.

I wasn't nauseous at all at the hospital and now when I got home it started... I'm not hungry at all and thinking of drinking any kind of Fluid is making me want to throw up. I am starting to second guess why I got the sleeve surgery, the pain is so bad I wasn't expecting this much pain

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The hospital gave me Percocets and that's what I been taking.

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Even 1/4 Percocet is a tough pain reliever. If you have pain with that medicine you need to see your surgeon. I had a hernia too, and never needed pain meds after my outpatient sleeve. Good luck.

I'm on liquid Tylenol. It's been decent. I was wondering why no percs. Guess now i know. They gave me morphine for breakthrough pain in the hospital. I feel a pulling in my right side where the biggest incision is when i breath deeply but that and some gas is the worst. Definitely check with your doc. It could be anything.

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