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unusual sign of fullness!

So I am 12 days post-op and I started purees a few days ago. I noticed yesterday when I was eating that my right boob felt really sore all of a sudden. This morning I was eating breakfast and I it again- only this time in my left boob! I guess that's my clue to stop eating- lol!

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    That's a new sign! I haven't heard of this before, but as long as it doesn't linger, then maybe that's your sign (Funny!)

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    That's funny, cause my gas pain kept venturing to my breasts as well. I expect fullness might have the same effect.

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    Too bad the gas can't plump them up a bit!

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