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i tried campozine this morning but to no avail. they now want me to try zofran. my meals are not real large at all. my stoma is working aas its been almost a month since my surgery. i'm just getting really nervous about this now. i already lost like 20 lbs. in the hospital and now i'm having trouble eating.
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| Posts: 80 | Location: cleveland,ohio | Registered: January 29, 2008 |   |
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well the zofran has seemed to work as of right now the naseaus has almost passed. thank god and hope it continues. my wife and i still think its being caused from the zosyn antibiotic i am on until tuesday. we'll see.
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| Posts: 80 | Location: cleveland,ohio | Registered: January 29, 2008 |   |
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I had horrendous nausea after my 1st step. Zofran helped A LOT. But by the time I got hold of it I had lost so much weight my liver started to play up. I had to slowly eat my way up to a normal weight. What worked for me when my nausea was at its worst was stuff that didn't smell strongly, but that tasted good. Avocado, grated carrot with a drizzle of olive oil and balsamic vinegar, banana....these were my staples for a while until I built up enough strength to gain an appetite. Get your sodium and magnesium levels checked, as well as iron and blood count. If these are out of balance they can make you feel pretty lousy.
"Today I'm 51 % sweetheart and 49 % dragon*. So don't push it. (*Percentages subject to change without notice.)"
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| Posts: 1275 | Location: Norway | Registered: February 08, 2007 |   |
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Flagyl makes me nauseous but I kind of like the feeling because if I can live through NOT throwing up, it keeps my appetite in check! It's about the only thing that does.
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| Posts: 2052 | Location: Seal Beach, California | Registered: May 28, 2001 |   |
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my home nurse draws blood every monday, i go to my infectious disease doc tomorrow to see about geting off this picc line for my antibiotic which i think is giving me the nausea.
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| Posts: 80 | Location: cleveland,ohio | Registered: January 29, 2008 |   |
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Hi.. I had my 1st surgery 6 weeks ago today. I did have an obstruction early on, which I haven't quite fully recovered from (in terms of volume I can eat). I typically feel nauseous in the morning when I wake up.. It isn't horrible unless I force myself to eat. It usually goes away by lunch time. I also feel a little nauseous sometimes if I exert myself right after I eat. For example, I went for a walk tonight right after I ate - I felt a little queasy on the way home. I am not on any meds either (except Immodium) - hope this helps!
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| Posts: 62 | Location: Columbus, OH | Registered: April 23, 2008 |   |
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I had alot of nausea after all 3 of my surgeries, but I found the 2nd step to be the worst....it was horrible! I had no appetite whatsoever and the idea of eating food grossed me out. I had to force myself to eat but after a month things quickly got back to normal. I lost 25 pounds in that period of time. It was weird, I couldnt eat if I wanted to one week, and the next I couldnt stop stuffing my mouth lol
~Cindy
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| Posts: 333 | Location: Whitby, Ontario Canada | Registered: December 04, 2005 |   |
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