I am planning on rhinoplasty in the next several months (I am still going through consultations and whatnot) and I have one concern... If the painkillers were to make me sick, would throwing up alter my nose job? Gross, but if it comes through the nose and all... Would it make it crooked all over again? And also, just for preventative purposes, how is something like this preventable?
July 3, 2020
Answer: Vomiting and Rhinoplasty #nosejob
Great question. In general no, vomiting will not affect your result; it just gets a little messy. The nice thing is we have very good medications to help lessen the chance of the vomiting and nausea related to general anesthesia. You should be fine.
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July 3, 2020
Answer: Vomiting and Rhinoplasty #nosejob
Great question. In general no, vomiting will not affect your result; it just gets a little messy. The nice thing is we have very good medications to help lessen the chance of the vomiting and nausea related to general anesthesia. You should be fine.
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July 1, 2020
Answer: Post operative nausea and prevention
There is nothing worse than post operative nausea and vomiting. It is unlikely that this if it were to occur would effect the final result of your rhinoplasty. If you are sensitive to pain medications there are many newer drugs such as Zofran ODT that can be used. You may also want to try ginger products. These can often be found at an Asian market. Try ginger candy, gum and tea. Ginger can often work better than the prescription medications or at least in conjunction with a prescribed medication.
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July 1, 2020
Answer: Post operative nausea and prevention
There is nothing worse than post operative nausea and vomiting. It is unlikely that this if it were to occur would effect the final result of your rhinoplasty. If you are sensitive to pain medications there are many newer drugs such as Zofran ODT that can be used. You may also want to try ginger products. These can often be found at an Asian market. Try ginger candy, gum and tea. Ginger can often work better than the prescription medications or at least in conjunction with a prescribed medication.
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