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Pain question - hiatal hernia repair

Hi! I had the gastric sleeve and a hiatal hernia repair done on April 10th. I feel like I'm having spasms in my esophagus. They are painful. Is that normal? The pain goes up into my throat.

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I had sleeve surgery with hiatal hernia repair but did not have any pain following surgery. I have read on here of others with a much different experience. I am sure some of them will reply.

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Thank you mooncat. I hope someone responds!

I'm going to have a hiatal hernia repair in June with a novice physician. I'll fill you in about my experience then. Hopefully, the pain will subside soon.

Thank you mooncat. I hope someone responds!

I had it done with my sleeve. I did not have that. Check with your doc.

Hi I had my sleeve and hernia repair April 14. I find that I have to take my Prilosec hours before I try to eat anything and I'm living on gas x strips lately. The acid/gas in my stomach sometimes sneaks up into my throat .. Maybe that's something similar?

Husband and I had sleeves and both had hiatal hernias. Pretty common I believe. We had no pain/spasms whatsoever. There may be a med they can give you. Trust your gut instinct and if you are having something you are not sure about, always call your doctor's office first!!!

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