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Can't keep anything down

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Absolutely! Anyone that can't consume at least 40oz/a day of liquids should contact their surgeon.

Has it been this way from the start, or did it get worse?

Edited by Berry78

First of all-congratulations!! Welcome to the bench! I, too was recently sleeved on 2-6. Are you still nauseated from your surgery? Are you still in pain? I was both of these the first few days post op. My surgeon decided to keep me in the hospital longer to get my nausea and pain under control. I would definitely call the office, and let them know your having issues and see what they say. It is never a bother for them to know how you're doing, especially if you have areas you're struggling with.

4 days, keeping how much down a day would you say?

Ok, I'm glad you are keeping some down.

Did you try gasX? Able to walk?

Try some different body positions to try and move the gas around so it can escape.

I'm sure the doc will have more suggestions..

Oh, and if you get crazy dizzy, go to the ER since you are dehydrated.

My pain meds and the Zofran were causing me to be nauseous. I cut those out and felt great. No more chest pain! I had a little allergic reaction to my Steri strips so the doctor told me to talk Benedryl. It really helps me sleep and no pain meds at 2 days post op.

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