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Help Gas pains

Anyone having gas pains? And still experiencing mild pressure on the left side. Still hurts to move around, laugh, cough. Want to call doctor but don't wanna be a baby. It's only been 5days

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  • Walk walk walk. The only way the gas is going to get out is y moving. As for the pain. They did a lot of work in there it was about 3 weeks before u could move without a slight wince when in bed. Don

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    Everyone gets gas, so gas x has become a good friend of mine. walking does help but if the pain on your side consist call your doctor...don't worry about being a baby, for every pain I had I called my

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    It took a while for me to get rid of my gas pains too. It kept getting under my diaphragm. They are right getting up and moving around and gas x strips usually helps to reduce the discomfort. Hope y

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Everyone gets gas, so gas x has become a good friend of mine.:) walking does help but if the pain on your side consist call your doctor...don't worry about being a baby, for every pain I had I called my doctor right away..in fact she was on speed dial...lol

Congrats on your new life:)

Walk walk walk. The only way the gas is going to get out is y moving. As for the pain. They did a lot of work in there it was about 3 weeks before u could move without a slight wince when in bed. Don't worry. Almost a year out sometimes I can still feel it in that spot on the left.

* I don't mean walk a marathon lol just get up and move around I did laps in the hallway

It took a while for me to get rid of my gas pains too. It kept getting under my diaphragm. They are right getting up and moving around and gas x strips usually helps to reduce the discomfort. Hope you get to feeling better soon. (I promise you will)

Gas-x and walking worked for me.

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