I am planning on having a MMO next spring 2017. I will be 38 YO, I am 5'5 and 164 lbs. I have 3 children, and I am currently 3 months postpartum, so I am working on getting down to normal weight by the time I have surgery. I had 2 c-sections and each time as the spinal block was placed I became terrifyingly nauseous. The anesthesiologist said I must be sensitive. I am scared of this happening again during or after surgery. Is there anything I can do to prevent nausea before and after surgery?
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October 18, 2016
Answer: Preventing Nausea During and After Mommy Makeover Surgery
Stress from surgery, medications, and healing can all impact your normal menstrual flow. If it does not return to normal visit with your gynecologist for an evaluation.
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An in person evaluation is best but there are no obvious signs of infection. Keep the area clean and covered and be sure to closely follow your surgeon's post op instructions. Signs of infection can include fever, pain, redness, and odor. Report any of these changes to your surgeon.
