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The burning and growling isn't hunger it's acid. As everyone has said, call your dr and get on a strong antacid ASAP and it will be gone. I took Protonix for five months post op.

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Try drinking some chicken broth. The warm Soup may help curb your hunger.

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Today is such a better day. I'm not sure as to why... But hey!! I guess as days pass things will get easier.

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I stepped on the scale today when I got home and I'm already down 8 lbs since Tuesday. Previously I took nexium but he didn't tell me to take any meds and I have to start my Vitamins next week. The reflux is horrible. I feel like I need something thicker like a Protein Shake. I don't know if that's safe being I'm only 2 days out.... At this point in regretting doing the surgery my tummy is burning so bad. I know it will get better, but the process is killing me. Best part is I wasn't even a big food eater prior to the surgery. Everyone says head hunger but this is my stomach burning and growling....

My doctor told me to take Prilosec/Omeprazole 20mg 2 x per day for at least 4 months. I promise if you take it, you will feel a whole lot better. I purchased 4 months worth in Mexico before coming home from surgery. I have never felt heart burn post op. I do feel "hunger" when I forget to take it.

My best to you! Hope this helps.

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Today is such a better day. I'm not sure as to why... But hey!! I guess as days pass things will get easier.

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Today is such a better day. I'm not sure as to why... But hey!! I guess as days pass things will get easier.

Glad to hear it!

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Try not to think about it... It's hard but it's only in your head...try to think of any thing else. Hold on :)

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