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Is this normal?

I had my surgery wed so I am 3 days post op. Every time I eat I get this massive pain that goes up my back to my shoulders and then just passes. I can almost feel gas bubbles come up at the same time. Happens less when I'm drinking but also happens. I am on puréed foods. I feel great the rest if the time. Anyone else feel this?

Thanks in advance.

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That's normal, you still have gas from the surgery in you, it will go away quickly , you may also be eating slightly too quickly. Have a spoon get up walk around come back and have another. This should help with moving the gas and should help you to get use to the sleeve. Remember your stomach is still adapting too

Good luck

Paul

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