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Help needed to keep fluids down

Can anyone give me some suggestions on how to get this fluid intake down, I’m having a bad problem with vomiting and nausea

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    I am one day out of surgery

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    See if your doctor can give you something for the nausea, either liquid or patch to help you out.

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    I have both and am still having heartburn or that sensation with every sip

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    10 minutes ago, Tamiesue said:

    I have both and am still having heartburn or that sensation with every sip

    Are you on a PPI? And did your surgeon prescribe muscle relaxants for your stomach?

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    No muscle relaxers and not sure what a ppi is. I have gas drops and an acid reflux type of pill once a day, but still having trouble drinking

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    4 minutes ago, Tamiesue said:

    No muscle relaxers and not sure what a ppi is. I have gas drops and an acid reflux type of pill once a day, but still having trouble drinking

    Your acid reflux pill is probably a PPI. I take prilosec twice a day. Since your stomach is a muscle to which you have just been extremely unkind, my surgeon prescribes a muscle relaxant for the first month to help it heal. I don't know whether that's common or not, but it might help.

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