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lizzie_

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  1. I had my surgery on 1/12/15 and I have had the same pain around my largest incision. It was really painful for the first 10 days and made it difficult for me to get in and out of bed or even sit down a certain way. my doc said that is normal and it is the muscles they had to sew back together. I am happy that I asked for an abdominal binder before I left the hospital because that has really helped. I still have the pain at times but it no longer hurts when I sneeze or cough.
  2. Hey guys, I have been lerking the blogs for sometimes and decide to post today. I had my sleeve on Monday and the surgery went well, no major complications so far (thank good) I been having a hard time getting my liquids down, feeling a little nauseous and tired all the time. My question is, how long did it take before you felt like yourself? I just don't understand how people go to work a week after surgery because I feel like ???? lol. Thanks all

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