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It has been a month since my surgery! I have lost over 20 lbs...and so far have had very little problems. 3 nights ago when I moved a certain way in my sleep I got a knife stabbing sharp pain in my stomach area...not near the incisions. It only happened a couple times that night, the following night it happened a couple more times. Today I was sitting at my PC and the sharp pain hit me hard, but it only lasted less than a minute. I read online that others have experienced gas trapped and other problems and I don't want to over react so I have not called my doctor yet...but was wondering if anyone else had these systems shortly after their surgery? Last week I had my 3 week check-up and the surgeon said my incisions looked good and since I was not having any problems he thought all was OK...but this was before these systems hit me. I am still on mostly liquids and some soft foods...so maybe it is getting used to soft foods again...who know...but thought I'd ask you guys what ya thought...

thanks again for all advice!

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I had the same issue and was ready to go back to the surgeon then it stopped. I think I over did working out or it was gas. I hope it goes away soon for you too. Best wishes.

My surgeon told me that typically those stabs of pain are the nerves that were cut healing together and learning how to work again!

It's always best to error on the side of caution. It is probably gas, but call your surgeon's office tomorrow and ask them. that's what they're for. CONGRATS! You are now the the BIG LOSER'S TEAM! ;)

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