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2days post op

Will this gas ever go away. ...... gas is wirse then the surgery. Any suggestions to get rid of it

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i agree, gas was worse then the surgery.. walk as much as possible, gasx, heating pad.. I took my pain meds for about 3 days until it finally went away.

Gas-x works great!

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I have been using the gas x strips but still no relief. .. I can't even keep protection or water down I can only stand to popsicles.... is this normal

Walk walk walk !!!!! It help Alot

Gas will go..it has to go !!! Walk, i got operated on 21st Jan & trust me the gas was the only trouble i had -- WALK as much as you can, ask for antiacid injection if it gets un-bearable.

Gas X did nothing for me. TUMS was the BOMB. Also if your doc did not prescribe a PPI (zantec, prilosec, etc) GET ONE. Miracles. And keep walking... once you sit, the gas bubbles settle and that can be painful.

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