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Post-surgery pain

I was banded on 7/7. Since then I have felt constant pain and/or discomfort. Sometimes it is my back, mostly my stomach. I can't tell if it is hunger pains or the suchers but I never really feel good. Does anyone else feel this? I hope my doctor has some advice during my post-op next week.

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Pain for the first couple of weeks after surgery is totally normal. It's not hunger- when your hunger returns, it'll feel exactly like you're used to feeling. I didn't start feeling good again until 2 weeks past surgery... in fact, I'd say days 9-10 were my lowest point because I had so little energy and was still pretty sore.

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