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Just had my surgery 4/14

Im on my second day post op, I am able to sip a bit of water and ate half a spoon of jello but i cant shake the feeling of nausea. What did you guys do? What did you eat? Did you feel the same way? About how long after surgery did you stop feeling nausea?

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  • ShoppGirl
    ShoppGirl

    I would call dr if your still nauseous. They have medication they can give you. It’s real important that you don’t get dehydrated and it’s hard to do if your nauseous. I was one of the super lucky one

  • SummerTimeGirl
    SummerTimeGirl

    Haven't had my surgery yet so can't comment on the nausea but wanted to congratulate you on your surgery. Best of luck.

  • Lavidaesuna
    Lavidaesuna

    I do have meds for when i feel nauseous, i am able to sip and have popsicles. Walking helps me a lot.it is really not that bad. Thank you!

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Haven't had my surgery yet so can't comment on the nausea but wanted to congratulate you on your surgery. Best of luck.

I would call dr if your still nauseous. They have medication they can give you. It’s real important that you don’t get dehydrated and it’s hard to do if your nauseous. I was one of the super lucky ones that didn’t experience that post op but I’m sorry that you are dealing with it. It does truly get easier one day at a time. Hang in there.

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I do have meds for when i feel nauseous, i am able to sip and have popsicles. Walking helps me a lot.it is really not that bad. Thank you!

I was given zofran to take home for nausea. However, I didn’t need it. Probably the first week after surgery I just focused on staying hydrated. I occasionally had some fairlife skim milk, but mostly drank clear liquids because it was all I could handle.

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Thats exactly what I have, zofran. Thats what im doing now, just drinking water. Thank you! I hope in one week i will feel way better.

I had my surgery 4/14 too. I was nauseous at the hospital and when i got home only vomited once due to taking zofran but i feel fine since then. I just try to sip water all day and had some chicken broth as well. Transitioning into the new phases very slowly. Good luck we're finally sleeved

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