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post op day 1, so much pain

I knew I would be sore but the pain is unbearable at times. I know it will get better soon, I can't even go to the bathroom by myself lol. How long before you start feeling better? I have school orientation to more that I have to go to and I'm nervous about the pain. :wacko:

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    Move as much as you can, this will help the pain. Also make sure you are getting fluids in, dehydration cause horrific pain. If you become very nauseated and are hurting go see the doc, these can be signs of severe dehydration, I have been there.

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    I am on day 3 and I feel much better. Day 2 was terrible but I think I was not sipping enough. Walk and take gas x. You can do this.

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