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sarahzamudio1091    185

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Four days out and been doing great . Last night I experienced gas bubbles in my chest like a burp that won't come out !!!! Makes my heart speed up , has Anyone had this ??? And will Prilosec help ?!?!?!?because its not really heartburn

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MOMW    71

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This is very common after surgery. Try a heating pad. Also, the best is to get up and walk. It is the co2 releasing from the surgical procedure.

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sarahzamudio1091    185

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Yeah I try walking every 30 minutes it does help

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Jack Fabulous    35

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It happens to everyone. I tried walking and Gas-X but nothing but time helped. It got worse before it got better. It should go away in about a week.

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JerseyGirl68    1,172

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I had the same issue with gas, even when I was sitting, I would roll my shoulders back one at a time to encourage movement. Seemed to help, but then again I don't have much to compare it to.

Good luck !

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ascooke    50

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Gasx and moving helps for me but it takes about 15 min or so.

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