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Post Op Pain?

I'm 6 weeks post op and so far I've been happy but on Christmas Eve I went to the emergency room with stomach pains and this led to my gall bladder being removed. Nothing out of the ordinary but the night I went home I passed out and hit the floor. I went back to work yesterday after a week and the pain on the right side of my rib cage is out of control and the only thing that helps are pain killers. I hate these things but the doctor wants me to do another CAT scan. Thinks it's severe constipation it a fall leak. I'm starting to lose confidence because the naasesu is out of control. It seems to be very co distant with back pain. I am still on soft food because I still can't eat solid food but I still get nauseated when I eat anything other than yogurt or oatmeal. Although I love the weight loss it's too much too fast. You would think that losing 40 lbs would make you feel better but I feel worse than I ever have. Has anyone experienced this or have any idea what this may be?

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  • Looks like it was a hemotoba from the gall bladder surgery. I've never experienced so much pain in my life. Obviously, the gall bladder surgery was from the rapid weight loss from my sleeve surgery wh

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    Wow so glad you went to ER and caught that!! I hope you feel better

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I'm so sorry to hear that you're having such trouble! I don't think any of us are in a position to know. I suggest you stick with your primary doctor and bariatric surgeon to get to the bottom of this to help you feel better soon. Please keep us up-to-date.

Egads! Glad you went to the ER!

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Looks like it was a hemotoba from the gall bladder surgery. I've never experienced so much pain in my life. Obviously, the gall bladder surgery was from the rapid weight loss from my sleeve surgery which was a little over 40 lbs in 5 weeks.

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Looks like it was a hemotoba from the gall bladder surgery. I've never experienced so much pain in my life. Obviously, the gall bladder surgery was from the rapid weight loss from my sleeve surgery which was a little over 40 lbs in 5 weeks.

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Wow so glad you went to ER and caught that!! I hope you feel better

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