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Help? Should I go get checked out?

I'm 2 weeks post op and both my mother and I mis-read and understood that I could have juice.

The second I drank it, not even 15 minutes later I was running to throw it up, and have been throwing up every 5-6 hours since.

Not sure if this is something that will pass or if I should go get checked out. Any advice?

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I’d call your doctor’s office to be sure. It probably won’t require an office visit. You are much more sensitive to acidity right now.

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It should pass but call your dr. It is probably due to all the sugar in juices. I hope you feel better soon!

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Be sure to drink lots of Water to flush out the acidity from the juice, but it probably wouldn't hurt to call your doctor's office just to check with them. A phone call should work without having to see them. Sorry this happened to you.

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My nutritionist did not say I could drink juice but while I was in the hospital they kept giving and offering me juice. Also, my nutritionist said only liquids for 4 weeks but in the hospital they gave me applesauce and my surgeon told me to eat applesauce? I don't know? A lot of mixed messages.

I am sorry you are going through this.

Kat

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Please keep us posted and let us know how you are. Hope you are feeling better.

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its definitely the sugar content from the juice.

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My RN said it was the sugar. Says to drink lots of Water and that it'll pass.

Still throwing up every 2-3 hours, multiple times each sitting. I feel awful. Just want it to stop :(

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Update: had to get my gallbladder removed. Was in the hospital for 5 days.

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Oh my goodness!! I’m so sorry you had to go through another surgery but I’m glad you were able to get your issues resolved. Prayers for a speedy recovery

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Update: had to get my gallbladder removed. Was in the hospital for 5 days.
Sorry to hear this. I pray your recovery is going well and that you are feeling better. The worst days are behind you. ((Hugs))

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