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1sr day post op nausea

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I was able to keep things down but in very low, low amounts. A lot of deep breaths to keep it under control. It's from the anesthesia and will last around 24 hours.

I experienced this for two days straight. I get nauseous from the pain meds and the anesthesia. I finally convinced my care team to stop all pain meds and then the nausea went away. I also could only consume 1 oz via small sips/licks over the course of 15 mins. I just went super slow. I also felt less nauseous if all lights were off, curtains drawn, and no visitors. Just needed to relax and breathe. No reading, tv, phone, thinking. Took it real easy.

My Blog: www.nourishingheather.com

HW: 325
CW: 299
Surgery Date: 8/1/18
GW: 160



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