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My cut on the left side is the most painful. He said that's where they pulled my stomach out. I thought this morning it was going to be a good day' date=' I spoke to soon. Feeling so much gas and its making me puke when I sip a little bit of Water. Anyone else feeling this.[/quote']

Have you tried gas X strips? They've helped me a lot

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My cut on the left side is the most painful. He said that's where they pulled my stomach out. I thought this morning it was going to be a good day' date=' I spoke to soon. Feeling so much gas and its making me puke when I sip a little bit of Water. Anyone else feeling this.[/quote']

My sore incision is on the right side( that where my doc took out stomach). I can not live w/o the abdominal binder. Yesterday I learned to just take my pain meds around the clock and not let it get out of control. Today has been much better. Also take your zofran (or anti- nausea med) as often as u can to help w nausea.

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Also, red31 ~ unsweetened slightly chilled applesauce helped my nausea too (like an ounce.. I ate if w a toddler spoon)

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Have you tried gas X strips? They've helped me a lot

I've had a few. Just started that today. Anyone else having issues trying to drink? I'm suppose to be getting 64oz a day I've got up to about 28 so far.

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I was sleeved Oct 1. I have sharp pains in the upper right quadrant every time I take a drink. I'm not nauseated at all and am keeping it all down. I can just feel everything I swallow move through me and hit like a punch in the gut when it gets to the upper right side. Normal?

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My sore incision is on the right side( that where my doc took out stomach). I can not live w/o the abdominal binder. Yesterday I learned to just take my pain meds around the clock and not let it get out of control. Today has been much better. Also take your zofran (or anti- nausea med) as often as u can to help w nausea.

Okay I'll try the apple sauce. I started taking my pain med around clock today and I can tell the difference. I took zofran and they also have a nausea patch behind my ear. It suppose to last for three days. If this is the worst part I'll take it. My blood pressure has been normal ever since surgery and that's huge for me. :)

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I was sleeved Oct 1. I have sharp pains in the upper right quadrant every time I take a drink. I'm not nauseated at all and am keeping it all down. I can just feel everything I swallow move through me and hit like a punch in the gut when it gets to the upper right side. Normal?

I'm not for sure if its normal. I can't feel anything going down. Maybe you could call your doctor and ask him. Hope it gets better soon.

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I'm not for sure if its normal. I can't feel anything going down. Maybe you could call your doctor and ask him. Hope it gets better soon.

Thank you- I went for a walk and took some GASX. Maybe I'm taking too big of drinks. If it doesn't get better, I will call.

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I had my surgery on 10/3. I was released yesterday. I'm hurting today and hoping it gets better with each day!

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I had my surgery on 10/3. I was released yesterday. I'm hurting today and hoping it gets better with each day!

It does get better. Take the pain meds, walk, and drink. I found the more I walked, the better I felt. Short, easy walks! Don't overdo it! :-)

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I has surgery oct 3 was release today its hard to lay in bed I'm walking but I'm feeing sore on my right abdomen side only I'm praying it go soon

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I has surgery oct 3 was release today its hard to lay in bed I'm walking but I'm feeing sore on my right abdomen side only I'm praying it go soon

I'm not for sure if you have a recliner or a chase lounger. That is what I'm sleeping on at home, cause my doctor said if you lay flat in bed pain can get worse.

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I'm not for sure if you have a recliner or a chase lounger. That is what I'm sleeping on at home' date=' cause my doctor said if you lay flat in bed pain can get worse.[/quote']. Thanks I can go get one cause this the worse

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My cut on the left side is the most painful. He said that's where they pulled my stomach out. I thought this morning it was going to be a good day' date=' I spoke to soon. Feeling so much gas and its making me puke when I sip a little bit of Water. Anyone else feeling this.[/quote']

Yes!!! I had surgery on the 1st and it took 2 days to want to even drink any liquids because of the way it made me feel. I'm still having a lot of gas pain. I bought gas x strips. I'm not sure if they are working. I think walking might help the gas a little. I'm trying to be patient. I'm sure it will go away in time.

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