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Pain

How was your pain level after surgery? I know everyone is different but just some insight on your post-op surgery experience would be helpful.

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    I was only nauseated right out of surgery, but I was so doped up I hardly remember it. I remember asking for medicine for it, but my eyes were closed and it didn't feel like it lasted long at all.

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I stopped all pain meds 24 hours after surgery, while I was still in the hospital. I was fairly active before surgery and walked from the time they let me out if bed. I had some "pulling" sensations (which the doc said was normal), a little discomfort getting in and out of bed, but no real pain. Everyone is different, so it's hard to say how you will feel after. I expected the worse, had my parents take care of my daughter for 3 days and that was totally unnecessary. I also had some one lined up to come and help me with laundry, but was able to do it myself (light loads) by day 4.

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soccermomx2

in my case, i think i was lucky.

i wasn't in any pain during the day except when i tried to lay down to rest. Each day i felt better day,

my stiches hurt for a few days :( but i was sleeping like a baby as the stiches pain was subsiding

sleeping at night wasn't the greatest feeling. So i did have a little pain then, but never needed any pain meds, my pain in other words was never really that bad

good luck on pending WLS

kathy

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Thanks so much...hoping that is my experience. Not a big baby with pain but it is good to hear other's experiences.

Surgery on 7/17...so fast approaching.

I am a fairly big baby and I am a little nervous. I have heard that it is not the pain that gets you but the nausea

I am a fairly big baby and I am a little nervous. I have heard that it is not the pain that gets you but the nausea

I was only nauseated right out of surgery, but I was so doped up I hardly remember it. I remember asking for medicine for it, but my eyes were closed and it didn't feel like it lasted long at all.

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Thanks everyone!!

I've heard that the nausea can be bad. I asked my dr about it and he gave me a nausea patch to put on the evening before surgery to help. For those that are still pre-op, you might want to to ask. I just want to minimize my chance of vomiting...especially with my new tummy :-)

5 more days until the big day!!

Thanks everyone!!

I've heard that the nausea can be bad. I asked my dr about it and he gave me a nausea patch to put on the evening before surgery to help. For those that are still pre-op' date=' you might want to to ask. I just want to minimize my chance of vomiting...especially with my new tummy :-)

5 more days until the big day!![/quote']

You will be so glad you did this! Prayers for you for a safe surgery and quick recovery!

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