Michelle in Savannah

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• Posted to BA Scheduled for June 29th- "After" Photos posted!, 2012! - Florida on 30 Jun 2012

  They didn't intubate you, but they probably used a mask for oxygen. The air blowing in could have dried your throat out causing it to hurt. Not sure about the swelling in your glands... I think you're probably OK as long as you're not running a fever or having any other signs of infection. Call your PS if you have any doubts!

• Posted to BA Scheduled for June 29th- "After" Photos posted!, 2012! - Florida on 30 Jun 2012

  I second the prune juice. I'm a nurse on a surgery floor so we always do the milk of mag, stool softener regime, but the older nurses all tell me warm milk of mag mixed with prune juice will fix any problem! Sounds gross, but may be worth a shot. Then again... plain prune juice may do the trick.

• Posted to Ladies are 3 1/2 months now, great to look at, weird sensations gone, yeah! But I have removed 4 1inch long stitches so Katy,TX on 30 Jun 2012

  My doctor prescribed a phenergan suppository... did you get something like that? If you are throwing up so much that you can't keep your meds down, I would definitely call the office and ask for a suppository. You don't want to get dehydrated and you need to able to eat so you can heal!

• Posted to 32 Year Old W/a 3 Year Old Son.. Ready to Feel Like a Woman Again! - Walnut Creek, CA on 24 Jun 2012

  Looks AMAZING!

• Posted to BA Scheduled for June 29th- "After" Photos posted!, 2012! - Florida on 24 Jun 2012

  The surgery itself can cause constipation, as well as the pain meds. When you get put under, your bowels go to sleep also and are sometimes slow to "wake up." Make sure you stay hydrated, take your stool softener and milk of mag, walk as much as you can tolerate.