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I am having the sleeve done and I am sitting here wondering if I have to have that tube that you spoke of. No one mentioned a tube to me while talking to the DR. When they make sure nothing is leaking what do they do and is there any pain involved?

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I am having the sleeve done and I am sitting here wondering if I have to have that tube that you spoke of. No one mentioned a tube to me while talking to the DR. When they make sure nothing is leaking what do they do and is there any pain involved?

Tube was just for drainage of surgery site, pulling out wasn't painful at all was like a small scratch from a thorn. Made me feel alot better too. Moving around as soon as you can after surgery is key! For breathing too! I feel 20times better each time I walk the halls! It was confined I get it tonight!!!! Yippeeee!!!

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Tube was just for drainage of surgery site' date=' pulling out wasn't painful at all was like a small scratch from a thorn. Made me feel alot better too. Moving around as soon as you can after surgery is key! For breathing too! I feel 20times better each time I walk the halls! It was confined I get it tonight!!!! Yippeeee!!![/quote']

Confirmed* that I get out* tonight! So excited, I can't type! I got mine done at Yale New Haven Hospital...you are going to Mexico? Maybe that's why they didn't mention the tube? ???

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Great news that you are feeling better. Yes walk walk walk! My friend just got back from her gastric sleeve surgery and she said if she would have known the pain 48hrs after surgery she would not have done it...however, she does feel great now and no pain just gas. Ask your doctor before you leave about evacuating, he might recommend Milk of Magnesia if you don't go after 6days. Good luck and keep up the updates.

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Great news that you are feeling better. Yes walk walk walk! My friend just got back from her gastric sleeve surgery and she said if she would have known the pain 48hrs after surgery she would not have done it...however' date=' she does feel great now and no pain just gas. Ask your doctor before you leave about evacuating, he might recommend Milk of Magnesia if you don't go after 6days. Good luck and keep up the updates.[/quote']

Yes, much better now, down 11lbs from Monday, went thru a family food feat and didn't feel bad at all. Glad I didn't eat actually. Played with kids and helped wash dishes!

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Hey canada just wanted to see how everything went?

Went ok, no pain, everyone was great, the only thing that happened, I had an allergic reaction to the anesthic so I was a balloon, face,feet hands, but after 5 days it is going down. I am feeling good, a few tummy spasms, my back is sore, but the more I walk ,the better it gets, trying to get all my liquids in, this I find hard because u get full so fast, so sipping constantly Friday I start the shakes so looking forward to that.

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Good to hear all is going well!

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Confirmed* that I get out* tonight! So excited' date=' I can't type! I got mine done at Yale New Haven Hospital...you are going to Mexico? Maybe that's why they didn't mention the tube? ???[/quote']

Hi I am scheduled march 5, Dr Roberts. Sleeve, how are you doing? Carol

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