Help! Nausea after band removal??
I'm almost one month out of surgery but have had consistent nausea since i had the band taken out. My surgeon gave me lots of meds and they help a bit but I'm confused about why this is happening. I had my gallbladder removed one year after having the band and wonder if my symptoms are gallbladder related and the band masked them.
Has anyone else experieced this?
KIm
Has anyone else experieced this?
KIm
When I had my band out (NOT by choice) it was a pretty emotional time.
I remember getting a ton of anti-nausea medication (Promethazine) so I would not vomit. It should go away as you heal - perhaps contact your surgeon if you're still not feeling right. Not sure if the gallbladder has any affect on your situation.
Band removal typically results in a partial gastrectomy which in my case causes constant acid reflux which I had NEVER in all my hears experienced, now I take Tums daily.
I remember getting a ton of anti-nausea medication (Promethazine) so I would not vomit. It should go away as you heal - perhaps contact your surgeon if you're still not feeling right. Not sure if the gallbladder has any affect on your situation.
Band removal typically results in a partial gastrectomy which in my case causes constant acid reflux which I had NEVER in all my hears experienced, now I take Tums daily.
On December 8, 2010 at 6:02 PM Pacific Time, C J wrote:
When I had my band out (NOT by choice) it was a pretty emotional time.I remember getting a ton of anti-nausea medication (Promethazine) so I would not vomit. It should go away as you heal - perhaps contact your surgeon if you're still not feeling right. Not sure if the gallbladder has any affect on your situation.
Band removal typically results in a partial gastrectomy which in my case causes constant acid reflux which I had NEVER in all my hears experienced, now I take Tums daily.
Oh please don't take TUMS for reflux! It actually causes the problem to be worse than you started off with. As it leaves your stomach it triggers another chemical to be released that causes more acid than you started out with, rebound acid. Any calcium carbonate is going to do that. You don't even get the benefit of calcium because carbonate is not well absorbed in anyone. Calcium Citrate is better for that.
Previously Midwesterngirl
The band got me to goal, the sleeve will keep me there.
See my blog for newbies: http://wasabubblebutt.blogspot.com/
The band got me to goal, the sleeve will keep me there.
See my blog for newbies: http://wasabubblebutt.blogspot.com/
Funny you say that... I had no idea there was a difference between citrate and carbonate until like three weeks ago. I used to neglect my refulx all together because I wasn't sure what it was. Then I started taking Tums because I was/am such a novice when it comes to heart burn and reflux... Anyway as I've been gathering all my supplements to start taking I was reading about citrate and it's advantage over carbonate. So yeah, Citrate +D is part of my daily regimine.
BUTTTT I have no idea what to do for quick relief when it REALLY burns!!! Any suggestion?
BUTTTT I have no idea what to do for quick relief when it REALLY burns!!! Any suggestion?
On December 8, 2010 at 6:24 PM Pacific Time, C J wrote:
Funny you say that... I had no idea there was a difference between citrate and carbonate until like three weeks ago. I used to neglect my refulx all together because I wasn't sure what it was. Then I started taking Tums because I was/am such a novice when it comes to heart burn and reflux... Anyway as I've been gathering all my supplements to start taking I was reading about citrate and it's advantage over carbonate. So yeah, Citrate +D is part of my daily regimine. BUTTTT I have no idea what to do for quick relief when it REALLY burns!!! Any suggestion?
Yep, Gaviscon. Every bit as gross as TUMS. ;o) More expensive but much better in the end.
I found them at the dollar store once and bought a bunch. Wish I would have purchased them all for people who need them. They were so darn cheap.
Previously Midwesterngirl
The band got me to goal, the sleeve will keep me there.
See my blog for newbies: http://wasabubblebutt.blogspot.com/
The band got me to goal, the sleeve will keep me there.
See my blog for newbies: http://wasabubblebutt.blogspot.com/
On December 8, 2010 at 6:02 PM Pacific Time, C J wrote:
When I had my band out (NOT by choice) it was a pretty emotional time.I remember getting a ton of anti-nausea medication (Promethazine) so I would not vomit. It should go away as you heal - perhaps contact your surgeon if you're still not feeling right. Not sure if the gallbladder has any affect on your situation.
Band removal typically results in a partial gastrectomy which in my case causes constant acid reflux which I had NEVER in all my hears experienced, now I take Tums daily.
On December 12, 2010 at 8:16 AM Pacific Time, Kimberley H. wrote:
I did it! I only had one woman attack me but Midwestern girl blew her out of the water! LOL!
I hope the bands are better. It seemed to be the response most people gave me.
HA!
Previously Midwesterngirl
The band got me to goal, the sleeve will keep me there.
See my blog for newbies: http://wasabubblebutt.blogspot.com/
The band got me to goal, the sleeve will keep me there.
See my blog for newbies: http://wasabubblebutt.blogspot.com/