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Weird Question

On September 18th, I was 3 month post-op. I have started a cardio and small weight exercise class and I have found when I do sitting exercises like sit-ups or when I lay on my side to do leg lifts or side sit-ups that I can feel my stomach. It is almost like it is moving around or rolling around inside my body. Is this normal?

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  • Plus you are losing the fat around your organs so everything is shifting and you will start to actually feel your insides again.

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Hmm... I've never experienced that myself (not yet anyway), but they did remove a big piece of one of our internal organs. It's not unreasonable to think things may have shifted around a bit in there, and feel a bit different. I remember my grandmother felt weird after her hysterectomy. I'm sure it's normal, nothing to worry about! :)

Plus you are losing the fat around your organs so everything is shifting and you will start to actually feel your insides again.

Hi teacher.. It's been a while but don't remember that feeling. Good job on the excersise, I'm sure as long as there's no pain your fine.

It sort of makes sense...from watching the procedure on utube, they do dissect the stomach from the connective tissue with the blood vessels. It must be a weird experience!

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