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So I am one day post op and I can not urinate. This has been going on for hours and it's driving me nuts!!!! The doctors are waiting to see if I finally do go and if not they will recath me. Did anyone else have this problem?

Also I am so nauseous I can't stand it I take the smallest sip of warm Water or cold water and just feel awful. Please tell me this shall pass as well!!

Thanks guys just needed to vent and know I'm not alone!

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I'm still pre op so have no advice, but sure hope things improve quickly!

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It will pass. Your body is sensitive to anesthesia. Once all of it is out of your system things will return to normal. Sometimes it takes a few days.

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I hope your right! I feel so awful and I am just hoping for some relief. It sounds like they are going to keep me in the hospital for another night be safe.

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I'm two days post up and had same problem due to my swollen new tummy. My doctor ordered 2 rounds of decadron. I started to feel better and was discharged later that evening yesterday.

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I was cathed after surgery too a few times. It's just probably from anesthesia.

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I've been able to urinate everyday, but the nausea hasn't really gone away. Sometimes when I feel the urge to pee I just sit there. I've noticed it comes in waives, do as long as I sip and wait it out I've been gone. Now let's hope that there are no BMs until after the pain is gone,

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Every time I have had surgery, I have to be cathed multiple times and have to stay longer than expected. After my hysterectomy, I had to go home with a catheter and after a week had to go to self-cathing (in and out). My bladder just doesn't seem to want to wake up quite honestly, it's one of my biggest worried about bypass. Not because it's painful, but because it's a pain in the butt! ????

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When I was taking the pain meds they aid me throw up once I stopped I was good to go also my doctor had to retract me to swallow and chew with out getting air in my stomach which made me want to throw up as well smh I know some ppl get catheter of they can not pee it takes time by day 4 it gets better

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I have the "can't go pee" syndrome whenever I take Vicodin; it's a good indication that I'm over medicated. Try backing off your pain meds and just take some Tylenol.

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I was very sick and nauseous my first few days post Opp, I couldn't keep anything down and forget the Tylenol 3.. Oh and also had major hiccups and throwing up. Luckily I had a great nurse and said she's not bothered if I called her at 3 in the morning. I ended up having to take suppositories, (I know awful right?) but they helped me get incredibly better..I'd say don't hesitate to call your nurse or Doctors office for help. They will help you.

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