Re: Update...I can eat now..

[Guest guest]

> Hey yall,

>

> I had shared with a few of you my problems with nausea and vomiting. I had

> been nauseous since the day of my surgery May 29, 2000. Well, I went to my

> PCP and got a Compazine shot and Rx for transdermal scopolamine. Well,

they

> didn't really work all that well. I didn't tell Dr R until a couple of

weeks

> ago because I thought it was no big deal. Well, it's a big deal and he put

me

> on Climara...an estrogen patch. Now, I feel much better and I can eat a

meal

> without vomiting. Today is my first day not being sick. So, pre-op women,

> your hormones may get a little thrown off after surgery, but it can be

> managed. I suffered needlessly for almost three months. What a masochist I

> am. Ho hum...

>

> le

> eleven weeks post op

>

And what do you want to say to your surgeon, that you doubted?

:-)

RR

Rutledge, M.D., F.A.C.S.

The Center for Laparoscopic Obesity Surgery

4301 Ben lin Blvd.

Durham, N.C. 27704

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Update...I can eat now..

> Hey yall,

>

> I had shared with a few of you my problems with nausea and vomiting. I had

> been nauseous since the day of my surgery May 29, 2000. Well, I went to my

> PCP and got a Compazine shot and Rx for transdermal scopolamine. Well,

they

> didn't really work all that well. I didn't tell Dr R until a couple of

weeks

> ago because I thought it was no big deal. Well, it's a big deal and he put

me

> on Climara...an estrogen patch. Now, I feel much better and I can eat a

meal

> without vomiting. Today is my first day not being sick. So, pre-op women,

> your hormones may get a little thrown off after surgery, but it can be

> managed. I suffered needlessly for almost three months. What a masochist I

> am. Ho hum...

>

> le

> eleven weeks post op

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi le,

I am soooo glad you are feeling better! I was very concerned about you.

Sara

MGB 8/2

CuteAKA2nv@... wrote:

> Hey yall,

>

> I had shared with a few of you my problems with nausea and vomiting. I had

> been nauseous since the day of my surgery May 29, 2000. Well, I went to my

> PCP and got a Compazine shot and Rx for transdermal scopolamine. Well, they

> didn't really work all that well. I didn't tell Dr R until a couple of weeks

> ago because I thought it was no big deal. Well, it's a big deal and he put me

> on Climara...an estrogen patch. Now, I feel much better and I can eat a meal

> without vomiting. Today is my first day not being sick. So, pre-op women,

> your hormones may get a little thrown off after surgery, but it can be

> managed. I suffered needlessly for almost three months. What a masochist I

> am. Ho hum...

>

> le

> eleven weeks post op

>

>

>

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> Please visit our web site at http://clos.net

> Get the Patient Manual at http://clos.net/get_patient_manual.htm

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