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Nausea help

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I had HORRIBLE nausea that started 3 weeks after surgery. I had to get a picc line in because I couldn't eat or drink anything. I didn't eat or drink for over a month. I had the picc line in for over 5 months. During that 5 months I had bad nausea all day everyday even though I was on 5 strong anti nausea meds. It got better as time went on. I had my gallbladder removed because there were stones and I felt no more nausea the week after having my gallbladder removed. I no longer have any nausea and I'm completely fine.

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    I went to the hospital thought i had stones which i dont but hell its ruff i feel shitty all day everyday some times i question why i did this to myself and then feel even worse

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