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Day 6 postop laprascopic removal large ovarian cyst. nausea despite taking zofran 4mg q6h. havent had but a few crackers in about 10 days. next steps?
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Surgical follow up: Post op Nausea can be triggered as a side effect of postop narcotic pain medication. You will want to schedule a follow up with your surgeon. They will listened for bowel sounds and ask questions about flatus and bowel function. They will do an abdominal exam to make sure all is healing normally
Answered 7/25/2018
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