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So Friday night I got a fever. It has not gone past100.3. I might just be sick- but Saturday morning I woke up with a pain in my stomach. Is felt like an intense hunger pang. As I tried to rest and get better the cramping sensation continued. I eat food fine- no vomiting or blood but the cramping is so bad I took anti acids and still ... im just scared somthing is wrong with my sleeve. Like a leak or something

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When was your surgery? If you're more than six weeks out, it's unlikely to be a leak, especially since you're not vomiting. Do you tolerate milk and milk products now? I became lactose intolerant after my sleeve and I will still cramp badly if I drink milk or eat cottage cheese or ice cream. I can eat cheese fine, but others have reported that cheese bothers them as well. My sleeve will also sometimes complain if I eat something too hot, too cold, or too spicy. Are you drinking too close to when you eat? If I don't wait the full 30 minutes after eating, I cramp badly, especially if there was any bread in what I ate.

When were you sleeved?

When in doubt about a leak, contact your surgeon. It's better to have a false alarm than to be too late...

I would call your dr. in the morning incase you have an infection or abscess. The fever is what I would be concern with.

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