Fever every night
Many patients experience a post-op temperature as a result of undergoing anesthesia. I hope you received an incentive spirometer in the hospital and if you did, you brought it home and are using it. That will help keep your temperature normalized and help to prevent post-op pneumonia.
As long as it is less than 100.4, you have no need to worry about infection.
As long as it is less than 100.4, you have no need to worry about infection.
Sharyn, RN
RIP, MOM ~ 5/31/1944 - 5/11/2010
RIP, DADDY ~ 9/2/1934 - 1/25/2012
Funny, I have been experiencing the same thing but I have noticed it usually happens after I eat something. I am only 2 weeks post op and everytime I eat I get a mild flushing and slight nausea about 15 -30 minutes afterwards. I think it is my body adjusting to the malabsorption sort of a mild dumping. anyway, it passes after a while and it hasn't slowed my progressed. Otherwise, I am glad to have had this done. Diabetes is gone, blood pressure is lower and my knees don't ache like they use to.