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Help Gas pains

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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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