Nausea / GI Symptom Control Aftercare Instructions
A day-by-day recovery guide for nausea / gi symptom control: what to expect, how to care for yourself, and when to call. Free to read and print.
What to expect
Communication
- •Keep an updated list of all medications and dosages
- •Designate one family contact person to communicate with the medical team
- •Share your wishes about care with your family and medical team
- •It's okay to ask questions. No question is too small.
Nausea / GI Symptom Control recovery, day by day
Care Plan Overview
- Your palliative care plan has been updated
- Follow the care plan discussed with your team
- Take medications exactly as prescribed. Contact us if they are not providing relief.
- Your comfort and quality of life are the goals of this plan
Comfort & Quality of Life
- Your care team is available for symptom changes or concerns
- Focus on activities and people that bring comfort and meaning
- Regular check-ins with your palliative care team
- It's okay to have good days and bad days
When to call your provider or 911
- •Sudden severe pain that is not controlled by breakthrough medication
- •Difficulty breathing that is new or worsening
- •Uncontrolled bleeding
- •Sudden change in consciousness or responsiveness
- •New inability to swallow medications
- •Contact your palliative care team for any concerning changes
When in doubt, call your clinic. For a medical emergency, call 911.
Recovery milestones
- Day 3
Care plan established
Initial assessment complete, medications and comfort measures in place
- Day 14
Symptom review
Check-in to assess symptom control and adjust plan
- Day 30
Comprehensive review
Full team review of care goals and comfort measures
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