When the day shift arrived for my 3rd day at the University of Colorado for the DVT-PACE regimen, I got IV Zofran for my nausea. I took another dose of Milk of Magnesia and then things really got going south - too much, but so much better than being bloated and uncomfortable.
Dr. Daniel Pollyea and Nurse Practitioner Karley came in to see me and discovered a slight heart murmur which they felt was due to all the fluid I was retaining. They ordered a low dose of Lasix IV and it worked well. My little eyes were slits and then I could open them up better. I didn't seem to have any swelling in my feet or ankles, just my face and gut~
I didn't feel like eating all day, but managed to eat some oatmeal for a late breakfast, alittle macaroni and cheese for lunch, and a some chicken noodle (they forgot the noodles, but there was plenty of chicken) soup and a cheese quesadilla for dinner). My guts finally slow down and stopped going south.
I had an EKG and it was normal.
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Day 3 of DVT-PACE - Nausea August 25 2011
Labels:
Constipation,
Diet,
EKG,
Heart Murmur,
Lasix,
Nausea,
University of Colorado Hospital,
VDT-PACE
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