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niaaBoogie

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  1. Unfortunately my story is rather unique.. I had to have a “revision” surgery and Gallbladder removal after falling ill almost 4 weeks out of my original GB surgery in June . After the second surgery I was given a JP drain for the first time. As of now it’s been removed but there are days where i still wake up in pain similar to the pain i was having WITH the drain. Now i understand how gravity works and how sometimes depending on the way that you move can cause you pain in that area in which you had surgery .. after all it’s only been a little over a week. However, sometimes i just wonder has anyone else experienced this pain ... if so how was it for you and how did you deal with said pain. The pain that I’m having in a way feels like someone is physically stabbing me in my incision . It is literally the most uncomfortable feeling ever . Please if anyone can give me pointers , or let me know how things were for them after their drain removal that would be great . Thnx ❤️

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