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Since surgery

I can feel my stomach and it feels weird. Will this feeling go away? I mean when I lay down I feel it or when I walk around I feel it. I wonder if I'll normal ever. Does anyone have some advice?

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I'm not sure what you mean by you feel it. Can you physically feel it or is it the gurgling and fullness after you eat/drink? You will probably feel odd sometimes. I'm over three months out and I sometimes feel like I have an alien inside. But it does get better. You've had major surgery and it does take time to recover. If you're worried, I would suggest calling your surgeon. Good luck!

Interesting. I have to say I have been having a weird feeling since surgery myself. I think that I feel where my old stomach used to be & now it literally feels like something is missing. Like I have a strange gap on my left side internally. Is that weird?

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Interesting. I have to say I have been having a weird feeling since surgery myself. I think that I feel where my old stomach used to be & now it literally feels like something is missing. Like I have a strange gap on my left side internally. Is that weird?

That's how it feels. It's weird!

I can feel my stomach and it feels weird. Will this feeling go away? I mean when I lay down I feel it or when I walk around I feel it. I wonder if I'll normal ever. Does anyone have some advice?

I get that if I drink something cold, I can actually feel the liquid going into the shape of my new tummy. I asked my nut and he said it was normal. Cxx

This sounds so weird!

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