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I had my surgery July 10th and I felt the same way then one morning I woke up and have felt fine ever since. I'm sure you will be feeling better soon. If not I woud call your Doctor's office and see what they say.

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It is perfectly normal but it does go away. I found that drinking Water could make me nauseous in the beginning . . . and we have to drink our water.

I bought an over-the-counter medicine named "Nausene" from Wal-Mart. They are chewable tabs and worked wonders. It seems like I recovered soon after because I still have half of the only box I ever bought remaining.

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