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I had surgery for my deviated septum 6 days ago. yesterday i got my heart rate up a bit and threw up. again today, doing things around the house and threw up. dr says the anesthesia is still working out of my body. is this possible?
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Could be a number of: Hi there, could be a number of things, but... listen to your doctor. It the symptoms don’t go away please go get checked out.
Answered 10/16/2019
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