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Nausea

Ok my friend had surgery 2/8 and she dealing with nausea. I'm having surgery 2/15 I'm concern with nausea what do you take for it.

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I think my nausea so far has been because of pain medication. Only time I get nauseated is right after taking it. I also told my surgeon that I was prone to nausea from anesthesia. They gave me anti nausea meds during surgery and while I was in hospital.
My surgeon prescribed me anti nausea med. That is what I am taking.

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