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Sore Arms And Legs After Surgery?

i had lap-band replacement surgery yesterday, and today my upper arms and legs are really sore. feels like i had a major workout or something. i didn't have this last time. anyone else experience this?

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My arms are a little sore as my shoulders. My biggest complaint is my upper back right under my shoulder blades it hurt if I stand to long ,sit , or lay to sleep.... it feels very sore like this is the first time I have ever used these muscles

Someone that works In surgery, please correct me if I'm wrong but I would imagine it was the way you were lying on the table. They have to create a workspace so you are put in different positions. Plus, the anathesia in your body can affect all muscles with the gas... Just a theory.

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Someone that works In surgery, please correct me if I'm wrong but I would imagine it was the way you were lying on the table. They have to create a workspace so you are put in different positions. Plus, the anathesia in your body can affect all muscles with the gas... Just a theory.

I'll go with that

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