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Jennifer2575    55

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Surgery was fine but I'm in a lot of pain. Back and gas pain and some nausea foo

. Great to hear surgery went well. Sounds like gas pain. I hope it goes away and the nausea as well!! Yeah for u!

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KeeWee    470

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Monday surgeries please keep us updated as soon as ur up to it!!! The good and the bad! Well wishes for your speedy recoveries!

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myking    8

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Monday surgeries please keep us updated as soon as ur up to it!!! The good and the bad! Well wishes for your speedy recoveries!

Hi about 15 hours post op and I have ro say I feel pretty good! I have been able to get about 10oz of room temp Water down and a few small bites of Jello! Pain meds.are heaven sent I walk a few laps around the nursing unit every couple hours. Gas pain has been some what painful. Although I'm walking it's not passing feel like I have a big burb stuck.

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KeeWee    470

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Hi about 15 hours post op and I have ro say I feel pretty good! I have been able to get about 10oz of room temp Water down and a few small bites of Jello! Pain meds.are heaven sent I walk a few laps around the nursing unit every couple hours. Gas pain has been some what painful. Although I'm walking it's not passing feel like I have a big burb stuck.

Good to hear it's not so bad for everyone. I hope you continue to heal well...so what are gonna do to me in there...just make me walk? No painful tests or anything after?

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myking    8

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Good to hear it's not so bad for everyone. I hope you continue to heal well...so what are gonna do to me in there...just make me walk? No painful tests or anything after?

I didn't have any test and started walking on my own about four hours after the surgery! You will want to walk if you have trapped gas like I do. Today I'm three day out just started passing gas last night feeling much better today no pain meds yet today. Hang in there you got this!

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islandgal65    36

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Surgery was a great success, I had my gallbladder out and a Hermia fixed. Had surgery on Monday and today I feel good. Was in quite a bit of pain yesterday.

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myking    8

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Surgery was a great success, I had my gallbladder out and a Hermia fixed. Had surgery on Monday and today I feel good. Was in quite a bit of pain yesterday.

Same here Monday also and feeling great!

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myking    8

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Surgery was fine but I'm in a lot of pain. Back and gas pain and some nausea foo

Hope you are feeling better yes the gas pain was pretty painful but overall not as bad as I expected!

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kclaws    151

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. How did it go??

I'm still in some pain. sleeping is tough, I'm afraid to drink too much and still have a lot of gas. Have had a lot if back pain too.

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BigGirlPanties    957

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The gas pain can usually be relieved by walking...it's very normal as they had to blow up your abdoman to do the work...so sip, walk, sip, walk...get your fluids in, most important right now... good luck!

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kclaws    151

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The gas pain can usually be relieved by walking...it's very normal as they had to blow up your abdoman to do the work...so sip, walk, sip, walk...get your fluids in, most important right now... good luck!

Thank you! I had my first BM today and that actually made a HUGE difference! Trying to move around and not sit all day! Sipping on the Protein Drink too. I haven't managed to get a whole one down yet!

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