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Weight Loss/Maintenance

auntAgonist

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8. The fever worries me a bit, you don't need to be throwing up either. I had lots of that after my

Reply to spinbaby (Reply #7)

Wed Dec 12, 2012, 01:48 AM

Dec 2012

surgery and it's not at all pleasant. I was given a really strong anti-nausea drug and I cannot for the life of me think of what they called it. It's apparently given to chemotherapy patients for their nausea.

Please don't hesitate to call the nurse about your temperature.

take good care of yourself.

kesha

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I'm home--here's what happened [View all] spinbaby Dec 2012 OP

Hospitals go crazy with the IV fluids noamnety Dec 2012 #1

I'm glad you're home and doing relatively well. The weight gain is auntAgonist Dec 2012 #2

Only parts of me are doing well spinbaby Dec 2012 #3

a fever is not good OR normal. Call your Dr. ASAP. n/t auntAgonist Dec 2012 #4

They don't seem worried about it spinbaby Dec 2012 #5

Did they get rid of the blood clot? rox63 Dec 2012 #6

The blood clot is small spinbaby Dec 2012 #7

The fever worries me a bit, you don't need to be throwing up either. I had lots of that after my auntAgonist Dec 2012 #8

Zofran perhaps? Lars39 Dec 2012 #10

It might very well have been Zofran. Thanks for the memory jog. auntAgonist Dec 2012 #11

I'm worried about the vomiting as well rox63 Dec 2012 #9