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vomitting

I got my band on Wednesday. I had a scopolamine patch behind my ear until Thursday afternoon (for nausea due to the anesthesia). After I took it off, the pain medicine actually started making me vomit (tylenol w/ codiene).

I called my dr and he said to quit taking it so I did. Now I feel ok, but I did vomit a bunch yesterday... I read that vomitting right after band placement might cause slippage...

Should I worry that I might have caused this already?

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If your surgeon knew you were vomiting and didn't worry about it, I'd thing you don't need to either. Bring it up with him at your first post op appointment.

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