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Feeing sick

Needing some advice on your experience. I am 8 days post op and 23lb down yay [emoji4] BUT today I woke up feeling super sick and have felt it all day. I felt this way 5 days post op but it went away during the day. I'm trying not to freak out that something is wrong but I can't help panic. Did anyone else experience this? Thanks

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  • carolynjackson
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    I can relate to your nausea, I was severely nauseated for 3 weeks, took zofran twice daily, had a patch behind my ear and compazine if needed. Had to drink slow, but it got better, now I'm not nauseat

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    We need more details. Sick how? Fever? Pain? Vomiting? Tiredness?

  • Berry78
    Berry78

    Nausea is really common. Not everyone gets it. You might mention it to your team and they can make recommendations as to what to take. Also, take note of changes in diet to see if there was a trigge

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We need more details. Sick how? Fever? Pain? Vomiting? Tiredness?

Nausea is really common. Not everyone gets it. You might mention it to your team and they can make recommendations as to what to take. Also, take note of changes in diet to see if there was a trigger.

Good luck, hope you feel better!

How bad is the nausea? Is it mild or severe? Did your surgeon prescribe you any anti nausea meds? Mild nausea is common but if it is severe you need to call your surgeon.

I can relate to your nausea, I was severely nauseated for 3 weeks, took zofran twice daily, had a patch behind my ear and compazine if needed. Had to drink slow, but it got better, now I'm not nauseated. It does get better. Some of the protein shakes were so sweet and sickly, good luck.

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Thanks everyone. Ended up in ED this morning as I was having pain in my chest and shoulder and rapid heart. Turns out I have a blood clot in my spleen [emoji22] all is ok though hopefully it doesn't spread as already killed 1/3 of my spleen.


Oh goodness! :(

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OMG! I'm glad they caught it! That's so scary! Feel better!

So glad this was caught and hope you are feeling better soon! :294_sunflower:

Thanks everyone. Ended up in ED this morning as I was having pain in my chest and shoulder and rapid heart. Turns out I have a blood clot in my spleen [emoji22] all is ok though hopefully it doesn't spread as already killed 1/3 of my spleen.




Omg! So glad you went to the doctor! Yikes!


I'm so glad you went to the doctors. Hope you feel better.

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