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4 days post op

My sleeve surgery was 3/26. As of now I'm having issues with hiccups, back and chest pain prob caused my gas and still vomiting most of what I take in.. Any advice?

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I got hiccups a lot at first but that was an indication I was full. Not sure of your fluid intake but sometimes drinking to fast will give you pains.....well for me it does. Just try walking, even if your walking laps in your living room, walk for 5 minutes every hour. Your probably experiencing gas pains. Gas-x strips work wonders ! Good luck to you on this wonderful journey, it's very well worth the hard work and dedication your put in to it.

I was sleeved on 3/24 and I get the hiccups too, usually if I eat too fast or if I'm just full

I was sleeved on 03/25/2014 I haven't experienced any hiccups, but the pain the back and chest is for sure gas. Its the most uncomfortable feeling, because it almost prevents you from breathing deeply. Simethicone or gasx works but the walking though painful gets it moving as well.

I was sleeved on 3/24/14 and I've experienced hiccups once or twice but it was because I took small sips too close together...I didn't wait in between..what I have experience a lot is pain in my chest and back from gas I believe..I just walk it off until the pain goes away...just walk walk walk and you will see that you will feel more better and you will progress quicker! The 4 days that I was in the hospital, I walked several times each day and i strongly believe it helps more than anything, even with pain and soreness...good luck! :)

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