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stomach healed?

How long does it take the stomach to fully heal? When can you breathe easier worrying about leaks

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I think leaks can come at anytime really but usually the first 6 months is the higher risk time. I was told 3-6 months was heal time fully but everyone is different too.

This is one of those issues you wont get a consistent answer. I've heard 4 weeks, 6-7 weeks, 3 months, 6 months... I don't think anyone really knows.

My surgeon specifically said two months minimum.

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