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kmg1313

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  1. Lindabug, I have had the same symptoms as you. I was banded on 7/24/12. The only pain I am still experiencing in around my incisions and what is left of the gas in my shoulders and lower neck. I notice the more I move the better I feel but I also get tired very quick. As far as nausea, I feel it a lot! I woke up around 4:00am on Thursday morning throwing up and called the doctor who prescribed me phenergan. Even when I take the phenergan sometimes I still feel nauseous. I think part of it is our body's automatic response to the construction in our stomach. Hoping this will improve soon!
  2. I was banded July 24th so I'm 5 days out and I have had horrible gas pains!! To me it has been worse than the abdominal pain I have been having. One thing that has helped me is walking a lot and while walking I roll my shoulders gently (as if rowing a boat) and that seems to move the gas around.

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