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Nausea or no Nausea?

Hi, my name is Tammi and I am new to the group. I had my sleeve surgery on the 31st of July. So far everything has gone pretty good. I was just curious, I was told I would have a lot of nausea after the surgery and the Dr prescribed meds for me. However I have not been at all. I'm very happy about it, but is that normal?

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If it aint broke, don't fix it!

I didn't have any nausea, but in the hospital they put a patch for nausea behind my ear and gave me additional nausea meds and told me to take some when I got home. I did the first two days, but felt fine so I didn't take them. I'm 3wks out and still no nausea.

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