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Nausea every morning

I had my surgery February 20,2018 and I’ve had no real issues except for when I was wake up I’m extremely nauseous at least until I get my first few sips of something to drink, even to the point of gagging while I’m running to the kitchen for a bottle of water. Anyone else have this problem? Am I just dehydrated when I first get up? It literally stops as soon as I drink something!


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Have you taken a pregnancy test?
LOL Kidding!
Keep a bottle of water next to you when you sleep.
I find that I have to take a drink a few times a night due to oral dehydration, I have a CPAP so that compounds the issue. I could see how it could cause nausea.

Yes, I keep water beside the bed and drink a few times at night. However it could also be slight acid reflux, just keep a watch on it.

I’m feeling like that as well but I’m just a few days out from surgery. I hope you feel better soon.

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