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I'm still waiting for insurance approval so while I wait I'm gathering info. I would like to know how everybody did once out of surgery? how long did it take for you to drink water? were you throwing up? did you feel completely lousy? How were the gas pains? If anyone has anything they would like to share how they felt good bad or evil. I want to know. just trying to look for some insight any info would be great. Thank you.

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It was a little uncomfortable, but not unbearable. Not from the incisions, but the gas pains. I am comparing this to three c-sections I have had.

I am 5 weeks out.

I have thrown up (foamy and slimy) but after talking with my Surgeon, eating too much at a time and too fast.

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Thank you for sharing...I have had 2 c-section as well in did well after. Was up an around next day did grest. I'm hoping I do as well. I am worried about the gas. It's amazing how uncomfortable gas can be. Thanks again for sharing an hope u continue a great recovery. :)

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