Re: what happens if you do throw up wired shut?

[Guest guest]

I was not wired... But the traditional wisdom is that you just let it

flow. If you have done as instructed, there's nothing but liquid to

come up and out, and you will have no trouble getting rid of it.

C/

> has that ever happened to any of you. what do you do?

>

>

[Guest guest]

I was not wired... But the traditional wisdom is that you just let it

flow. If you have done as instructed, there's nothing but liquid to

come up and out, and you will have no trouble getting rid of it.

C/

> has that ever happened to any of you. what do you do?

>

>

[Guest guest]

I threw up in the hospital when i was in the recovery after they took

up my stomach tube. I will admit, it definitely scared me! But the

nurse was really great...she talked me through it and I didn't choke

or anything. But it's bound to happen to everyone...and so it's nice

to just get it overwith..and they always have anti-nausea medicine to

put in your IV.

Tom

> > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that gross, pink, liquid

> > > antibiotics that they give you after surgery. i found out that

if

> >i

> > > mix the pain meds with like grape juice...it's tolerable. but

the

> > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew up when i tried

taking

> > > them the first time...and the thought of throwing up while

banded

> > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics are needed for

healing

> > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know how i can take them!

> > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > > Tom

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

I threw up in the hospital when i was in the recovery after they took

up my stomach tube. I will admit, it definitely scared me! But the

nurse was really great...she talked me through it and I didn't choke

or anything. But it's bound to happen to everyone...and so it's nice

to just get it overwith..and they always have anti-nausea medicine to

put in your IV.

Tom

> > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that gross, pink, liquid

> > > antibiotics that they give you after surgery. i found out that

if

> >i

> > > mix the pain meds with like grape juice...it's tolerable. but

the

> > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew up when i tried

taking

> > > them the first time...and the thought of throwing up while

banded

> > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics are needed for

healing

> > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know how i can take them!

> > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > > Tom

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

My 1st trip to the potty made me nauseous and while I was sitting

there, I grabbed the garbage can and it was coming weather I liked

it or not and it just flowed right out between my teeth and side of

my teeth. Absolutely no problem and I felt 100% better afterwards.--

- In orthognathicsurgerysupport , " alex boyd "

<alexboyd25@h...> wrote:

> has that ever happened to any of you. what do you do?

>

>

> >From: ceast36532 <no_reply >

> >Reply-To: orthognathicsurgerysupport

> >To: orthognathicsurgerysupport

> >Subject: [Orthognathic Surgery Support ] Re: liquid

antibiotics...

> >Date: Sat, 14 Aug 2004 19:53:05 -0000

> >

> >Oh, yeah... Sorry. They're nasty. Someone chased them with black

> >coffee, with good results. Best suggestion I've heard.

> >

> >It's not forever, second best suggestion. And they are important.

If

> >your tummy won't tolerate them, call the doc, right away.

> >

> >c.

> >

> >

> > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that gross, pink, liquid

> > > antibiotics that they give you after surgery. i found out

that if

> >i

> > > mix the pain meds with like grape juice...it's tolerable. but

the

> > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew up when i tried

taking

> > > them the first time...and the thought of throwing up while

banded

> > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics are needed for

healing

> > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know how i can take

them!

> > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > > Tom

> >

>

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[Guest guest]

My 1st trip to the potty made me nauseous and while I was sitting

there, I grabbed the garbage can and it was coming weather I liked

it or not and it just flowed right out between my teeth and side of

my teeth. Absolutely no problem and I felt 100% better afterwards.--

- In orthognathicsurgerysupport , " alex boyd "

<alexboyd25@h...> wrote:

> has that ever happened to any of you. what do you do?

>

>

> >From: ceast36532 <no_reply >

> >Reply-To: orthognathicsurgerysupport

> >To: orthognathicsurgerysupport

> >Subject: [Orthognathic Surgery Support ] Re: liquid

antibiotics...

> >Date: Sat, 14 Aug 2004 19:53:05 -0000

> >

> >Oh, yeah... Sorry. They're nasty. Someone chased them with black

> >coffee, with good results. Best suggestion I've heard.

> >

> >It's not forever, second best suggestion. And they are important.

If

> >your tummy won't tolerate them, call the doc, right away.

> >

> >c.

> >

> >

> > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that gross, pink, liquid

> > > antibiotics that they give you after surgery. i found out

that if

> >i

> > > mix the pain meds with like grape juice...it's tolerable. but

the

> > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew up when i tried

taking

> > > them the first time...and the thought of throwing up while

banded

> > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics are needed for

healing

> > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know how i can take

them!

> > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > Thanks!

> > >

> > > Tom

> >

>

> _________________________________________________________________

> On the road to retirement? Check out MSN Life Events for advice on

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[Guest guest]

I was not wired. But reliable reports say that -- assuming you've

done as instructed -- all you have inside is liquid. And it comes

right out through the teeth.

Honey, read a bit on the sites... This has been asked and answered

many times...

Cammie

> has that ever happened to any of you. what do you do?

>

[Guest guest]

I was not wired. But reliable reports say that -- assuming you've

done as instructed -- all you have inside is liquid. And it comes

right out through the teeth.

Honey, read a bit on the sites... This has been asked and answered

many times...

Cammie

> has that ever happened to any of you. what do you do?

>

[Guest guest]

Ummm. Nope. Not bound to happen to everyone. Didn't happen to me. But

then that was my lucky day, as I've said before.

Doesn't mean that up-chucking is awful. But you need not expect it to

happen, either...

C/

> > > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that gross, pink, liquid

> > > > antibiotics that they give you after surgery. i found out

that

> if

> > >i

> > > > mix the pain meds with like grape juice...it's tolerable.

but

> the

> > > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew up when i tried

> taking

> > > > them the first time...and the thought of throwing up while

> banded

> > > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics are needed for

> healing

> > > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know how i can take

them!

> > > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > > Thanks!

> > > >

> > > > Tom

> > >

> >

> > _________________________________________________________________

> > On the road to retirement? Check out MSN Life Events for advice

on

> how to

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[Guest guest]

Ummm. Nope. Not bound to happen to everyone. Didn't happen to me. But

then that was my lucky day, as I've said before.

Doesn't mean that up-chucking is awful. But you need not expect it to

happen, either...

C/

> > > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that gross, pink, liquid

> > > > antibiotics that they give you after surgery. i found out

that

> if

> > >i

> > > > mix the pain meds with like grape juice...it's tolerable.

but

> the

> > > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew up when i tried

> taking

> > > > them the first time...and the thought of throwing up while

> banded

> > > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics are needed for

> healing

> > > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know how i can take

them!

> > > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > > Thanks!

> > > >

> > > > Tom

> > >

> >

> > _________________________________________________________________

> > On the road to retirement? Check out MSN Life Events for advice

on

> how to

> > get there! http://lifeevents.msn.com/category.aspx?cid=Retirement

[Guest guest]

Hey there, after my upper jaw surgery, I threw up 5

times in the hospital while my jaw was wired shut. As

gross as it sounds, just try to open your mouth as

much as you can while being able to tolerate it and

let it just sorta flow out. Worst comes to worse,

it'll go between any gaps in your teeth. (I know!

Really gross!) As for the pink antibiotics, I actually

didn't find them that bad, but I did have a problem

with mashing up and taking the pills, I'm sure you

could use the same method I used for that, mix it in a

saringe with apple juice and it'll mask the flavour

(and give you a little Vitamin C!) Good luck with

recovery, I hope everything works out well for you.

Best Wishes;

~~

--- ceast36532 <no_reply > wrote:

> Ummm. Nope. Not bound to happen to everyone. Didn't

> happen to me. But

> then that was my lucky day, as I've said before.

>

> Doesn't mean that up-chucking is awful. But you need

> not expect it to

> happen, either...

>

> C/

>

> > > > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that

> gross, pink, liquid

> > > > > antibiotics that they give you after

> surgery. i found out

> that

> > if

> > > >i

> > > > > mix the pain meds with like grape

> juice...it's tolerable.

> but

> > the

> > > > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew

> up when i tried

> > taking

> > > > > them the first time...and the thought of

> throwing up while

> > banded

> > > > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics

> are needed for

> > healing

> > > > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know

> how i can take

> them!

> > > > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > > > Thanks!

> > > > >

> > > > > Tom

> > > >

> > >

> > >

>

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[Guest guest]

Hey there, after my upper jaw surgery, I threw up 5

times in the hospital while my jaw was wired shut. As

gross as it sounds, just try to open your mouth as

much as you can while being able to tolerate it and

let it just sorta flow out. Worst comes to worse,

it'll go between any gaps in your teeth. (I know!

Really gross!) As for the pink antibiotics, I actually

didn't find them that bad, but I did have a problem

with mashing up and taking the pills, I'm sure you

could use the same method I used for that, mix it in a

saringe with apple juice and it'll mask the flavour

(and give you a little Vitamin C!) Good luck with

recovery, I hope everything works out well for you.

Best Wishes;

~~

--- ceast36532 <no_reply > wrote:

> Ummm. Nope. Not bound to happen to everyone. Didn't

> happen to me. But

> then that was my lucky day, as I've said before.

>

> Doesn't mean that up-chucking is awful. But you need

> not expect it to

> happen, either...

>

> C/

>

> > > > > okay...so is anyone familiar with that

> gross, pink, liquid

> > > > > antibiotics that they give you after

> surgery. i found out

> that

> > if

> > > >i

> > > > > mix the pain meds with like grape

> juice...it's tolerable.

> but

> > the

> > > > > antibiotics are just horrible! i about thew

> up when i tried

> > taking

> > > > > them the first time...and the thought of

> throwing up while

> > banded

> > > > > shut freaks me out! i know the antibiotics

> are needed for

> > healing

> > > > > and to prevent infection...but i don't know

> how i can take

> them!

> > > > > does anyone have any advice??

> > > > > Thanks!

> > > > >

> > > > > Tom

> > > >

> > >

> > >

>

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