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Gas...I hate it.

Someone please tell me how long it might take for the gas to go away. It is truly the only discomfort I've had since my surgery, but it can hurt quite a bit.

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Mine took about 2 weeks tongi away and at the end of those 2 weeks it was the worst. Then poof! It was gone the next day. I walked and walked and still got it.

In fact almost 3 weeks out ingot some shoulder pain while driving today.

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I feel like I'll be home free once it's all gone.

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