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Help, please.

I am 3 days post op and cannot keep anything down. Did great in the hospital but came home and have been puking.

I spoke with the hospital today and they said to make sure that I am taking the anti nausea meds.

Will this get better, when. I am scared.

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I am 3 days post op and cannot keep anything down. Did great in the hospital but came home and have been puking.

I spoke with the hospital today and they said to make sure that I am taking the anti nausea meds.

Will this get better, when. I am scared.

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Well if you can't keep anything down including meds, i think you might want to contact your team again. They didn't release me until I was able to tolerate liquids. I'm assuming you're fast on your way to dehydration, which means you'll have to go back to the hospital anyway. I threw up almost the entire time in the hospital and threw up once at home, so I've been tolerating things well since (17 days post).

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Always check with your doctor of course! I do remember feeling nauseous but it went away as soon as I stopped taking the pain meds. I didin't really need the pain meds anyway. But your mileage may vary and as I said, only your doctor/nurse can really advise you on this.

I agree that you need to call your doctor, and really just wanted to comment to wish you well. I still have to take nausea meds at night sometimes. I hope you get better asap!

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