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If nausea persists 5 days after surgery, what should i do? no vomiting?
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Call surgeon...: Nausea after surgery after 5 days is less likely to be from the anesthesia. You didn’t mention what surgery you had but the best course of action at this point is to call your surgeon and let he/she know about your persistent nausea. This could represent a surgical problem, depending on what procedure you had done. Your surgeon will be able to diagnose and treat the nausea. Good luck!
Answered 11/9/2020
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