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I’m one day post op and I’m having such a difficult time drinking water and since I’ve been home I’ve noticed I’ve been vomiting and have nausea. Anyone else experienced this ?

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  • catwoman7
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    I had nausea the first day or two, but I was still in the hospital and they just put Zofran in my IV line to control it - but since you're home, that wouldn't be a solution. I'd just let your clinic

  • ShoppGirl
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    They make anti nausea patch I had in hospital. Maybe you can use that at home.

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On 3/26/2021 at 10:25 PM, Bella2021 said:

I’m one day post op and I’m having such a difficult time drinking Water and since I’ve been home I’ve noticed I’ve been vomiting and have nausea. Anyone else experienced this ?

I had surgery on the 30th I can’t really drink water either so I mix apple juice with the water. I do get nauseous all the time. They said that it’s normal. Any juice I have I do water it down even if it is sugar free it’s easier for me to tolerate

On 3/27/2021 at 10:57 AM, Bella2021 said:

Yea they sent me home with nausea pills but I threw up last night and this morning. I’m just blown because I can hardly take my sips much less to take my pills with Water.

They make anti nausea patch I had in hospital. Maybe you can use that at home.

Thank you I did use them at the hospital and it didn’t work. However I haven’t had any nausea today thank god. But I do get dizzy from standing sometimes. Do you know how I can reach my protein level like is there pills or something because I can’t drink a whole protein shake.

5 minutes ago, Jennie4315 said:

Thank you I did use them at the hospital and it didn’t work. However I haven’t had any nausea today thank god. But I do get dizzy from standing sometimes. Do you know how I can reach my Protein level like is there pills or something because I can’t drink a whole Protein Shake.

I don’t know of any pills but you should be able to drink more and more each day. I didn’t reach my fluid or protein goals the first few days either. They do make clear protein drinks that aren’t thick shakes but more like water if that is easier to get down. Premier protein makes one with 20g protein in like 17oz drink. They have fruit punch and peach flavor on Amazon. Those were a life saver for me cause the protein shakes are mostly all too sweet. Although I did later learn that premier proteins’ strawberry and caffe latte (has caffeine) aren’t as sweet and I have one a day now.

43 minutes ago, Jennie4315 said:

Thank you I did use them at the hospital and it didn’t work. However I haven’t had any nausea today thank god. But I do get dizzy from standing sometimes. Do you know how I can reach my Protein level like is there pills or something because I can’t drink a whole Protein Shake.

For what it’s worth, my nutritionist and others here seem to focus more on staying hydrated than worrying about protein intake. Dehydration can make you nauseous and dizzy. So in terms of priority, don’t worry as much if you can’t get your protein goals. But are staying hydrated If you are having troubles getting anything down, your doctor may need to know and advise on what you should do.

good luck! Hope this passes quickly for you.

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On 4/2/2021 at 10:52 PM, VSGJen said:

I also had a hard time with nausea throwing up for a full 2 days but at least I had IV fluids. I also had to have a urinary catheter because I couldn’t urinate. I asked for a stronger anti nausea med and it helped immensely. It’s awful throwing up after surgery. I hope you feel better soon.

You are ALL lucky- I am 4 weeks post-op and have had terrible nausea for the last two weeks and my surgeon REFUSES to give me a script for Zofran!!!! Why? Why would they want me to suffer???

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