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Sleeved and roller coasters

So I am a huge roller coaster fan. The rush is amazing and I've always been able to go on them pre op. I went last month to six flags and it was 5 months post op and the feeling I had in my stomach I will never ever attempt to feel that way again. It was like someone was squeezing my insides and not in the good way. I'm thinking it might be the tension when we drop on the coaster. And being that my stomach is smaller there might be less of it to squeeze. Anyone else having this problem? I go see my doc next week and I'm going to ask him.

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Yes! I rode one coaster last month and was miserable for at least an hour after. My stomach felt horrible. I've always been able to ride them in the past. I just chalked it up to "getting older" at the time, but maybe you're right- maybe it is due to the surgery!

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Yes! I rode one coaster last month and was miserable for at least an hour after. My stomach felt horrible. I've always been able to ride them in the past. I just chalked it up to "getting older" at the time, but maybe you're right- maybe it is due to the surgery!

Yeah i think it is. I thought about a be I'm too old for it now haha but I do think it's the surgery. I hope it goes away and I'm able to go on it. Thank god I stopped after that awful ride lol it could've been worst.

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