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chest and back pain

Tomorrow will be one week since I've been banded. Felt good up until today. I've been nauseous all day long and have pain in my chest and my back. Just feel blah. Not sure if something's wrong or if this is just normal. any ideas?

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Most people will feel some discomfort from just the trauma of surgery, your surgeon sutured the band to your stomach so most people including myself had back and some shoulder pain.

If it gets extreme you may want to call your surgeon, walking helped me, heat pad and Gas-X.

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