4 days post VSG

[momwith4kids 0]

Hello all,

I just had my VSG on 6/16/11. While my doctor was taking most of my stomache out he also fixed my hieated hernia. I feel my recovery is slow from surgery but finally my vomiting has stoped after the doctor put a patch behind my ear, but now I am afraid to take if off, in fear I will be vomiting again.

Have anyone ever experience pain when swallowing the liquids? I feel like I am overflowing a funel, or that feeling you get when you drink a soda too fast and you feel a lump in your troat? Can anyone tell me if that is normal?

[readytolive 1]

Yikes! I haven't heard of that yet but I am still pre-op. I hope you feel better soon!

[Neoteric Verve 65]

Thatpatch seems like a transdermal medication to alleviate nausea/vomiting. It's more than likely expected to be removed after a period of time anyways. I do hope you continue to feel better and better. Again, congrats on the sleeve!

[Foxbins 625]

Hello all,

I just had my VSG on 6/16/11. While my doctor was taking most of my stomache out he also fixed my hieated hernia. I feel my recovery is slow from surgery but finally my vomiting has stoped after the doctor put a patch behind my ear, but now I am afraid to take if off, in fear I will be vomiting again.

Have anyone ever experience pain when swallowing the liquids? I feel like I am overflowing a funel, or that feeling you get when you drink a soda too fast and you feel a lump in your troat? Can anyone tell me if that is normal?

What you are feeling is very normal. Your stomach is still very swollen and what is happening is your fluids go down your throat and hit your swollen stomach tissue and back up a bit. Take tiny, baby sips and wait for them to go down--you will probably feel them gurgling through your stomach. When you don't feel liquid in your throat anymore you can take another tiny sip.

Sorry about the vomiting, I didn't have any so can't help. I will say that the more you drink, the better you will feel--dehydration can make you feel nauseous.

[Jax 2]

I am 3 days out and feel the same thing. Moreso with Water than with a Protein Shake or my med which is thick. Makes no sense that water hurts but it does.

[iegal 460]

Looking for an update. Are you feeling any better at over a week out? Still have nausea?

[xercisegirl 1]

I am getting the same feeling and gurgling in my stomach. I am 4 days out as well 6/22. Not vomitting and doing pretty well. are you up and about yet? I think that makes a difference in recovery. I am out and about and feeling well. Good Luck on your journey.

[momwith4kids 0]

I am getting the same feeling and gurgling in my stomach. I am 4 days out as well 6/22. Not vomitting and doing pretty well. are you up and about yet? I think that makes a difference in recovery. I am out and about and feeling well. Good Luck on your journey.

[momwith4kids 0]

I am 9 days out from surgery and the feeling I posted before is gone. I am out and about now. My biggest issue now is I am mentally hungry. I'm in Phoenix Az at my daughter's volleyball tournament and it is very hard because we have to eat out and being mentally hungry and feeling fine, I just want to dig in!!!

When did you all start your Vitamin B12? ?

[Jax 2]

I have been gettiing my Vitamin and B12 in since day 5 after surgery.

[momwith4kids 0]

Does it make you feel sick because it says to take it with a meal. So I guess I am wondering if the protien shake is enough to stop any upset stomach that Vitamins can give you?

[Jax 2]

I take Flintstones and B12 Bariatric Advantage chewables, I have no trouble even on an empty stomach.

[momwith4kids 0]

Oh, I see. Thanks so much for your help!!