How to deal with upset stomach after the pump pulled out

EissetB
EissetB Member Posts: 133

Yesterday, a few minutes after I left the hospital, where they usually pull the pump out, I felt like I was about to throw up. I have upset stomach. And I don't know how to deal with it. I don't know what to eat for breakfast to ease this yucky stuff!! Any suggestion will help. Please!!

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  • bobby66
    bobby66 Member Posts: 69
    hi

    your doctor can  ussually prescribe some nausea medication and it makes the stomach feels better. Also eat small amounts of food. I have noticed that home made soups with vegetables and rice, sometimes works.

  • EissetB
    EissetB Member Posts: 133
    edited July 2017 #3
    Thank you!!

    Thank you, Bobby!! I think I will try the white rice with a little soy sauce on it. And I will cook some chicken for broth

  • bobby66
    bobby66 Member Posts: 69
    i'm not sure about the soy

    i'm not sure about the soy sauce. It has too much sodium. I hope you feel better.

  • EissetB
    EissetB Member Posts: 133
    Is sodium bad for us? 

    Is sodium bad for us? 

  • Lovekitties
    Lovekitties Member Posts: 3,364 Member
    Ginger

    Ginger is good for upset stomach.  You might want to try Ginger Snaps as they are easy to carry with you.  Ginger ale is also good.  Some times I add a bit a water to get rid of some of the carbonation.

    Your onc should be able to provide you with anti-nausa medicine as well.

    Marie who loves kitties

  • EissetB
    EissetB Member Posts: 133
    edited July 2017 #7
    Thanks, Marie!! I am still

    Thanks, Marie!! I am still dealing with this stomach upset. I've been burping a lot too!!

  • Bellen
    Bellen Member Posts: 281 Member
    edited July 2017 #8
    Nausea

    I have an anti-nausea prescription to take when needed, but also find ginger chews helpful.  And lately, I realized that chewing peppermint gum helps.  Bought a bunch of packages, and have been chewing a piece when my stomach feels upset - seems to help.  Been told sucking on a lozenge  can help.

  • danker
    danker Member Posts: 1,276 Member
    edited July 2017 #9
    Diet

    Try the "BRAT" diet  Bananas,rice.applesause, & toast.  Good luck!!

  • Annabelle41415
    Annabelle41415 Member Posts: 6,742 Member
    edited July 2017 #10
    Common

    It's common to have this feeling.  I'd lost 16 pounds because of no appetite afterwards but still try to eat.  You will heal much better with food.  Try a protein shake if doctor allows or boost or ensure.  That is a great substitute.  Hope you feel better.

    Kim