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Gas pain and nausea

I was sleeved yesterday. I am home now buy have such gas pain and nausea. One of the incisions is painful too. Is this normal? I know it prob is but wanted to ask.

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    Thanks you guys are making me feel better. I do have oxycodone for paim and a pill for nausea. Some of the gas is starting to come out the other end which i think is a good sign.

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Yup, normal. Gas X helps and walking, even if it is up and down the hallway in your house. Walk several times a day.

My largest incision hurt for quite a while. Were you given pain meds? I was given liquid Tylenol w/codeine.

Were you given anything for the nausea? If not, call your surgeon. Maybe he can call something in to your pharmacy. No need to feel bad if something can help you.

This too shall pass, feel better!

I was sleeved on Thursday and still have a little gas pain in my shoulder. I've been using Gas-X Strips, which also help with the gas-related nausea. If the doctor gave you Zofran or any other anti-nausea that should be helpful too. I never thought farting would be so important! :-)

I have been sleeved on Thursday 28/01/2015 been in hospital for 3 days was discharged today. 'Twas on if fluids, pain killers n gas meds.

Hi, I had my surgery Tuesday and I have the same conditions as you. I called my surgeon and he said to get over the counter laxatives, and gas X strips

It gets better every day. I had awful gas pains in my shoulders. By one week post op they were almost null. Warm tea and warm soup and walking around a bit seemed to really help. U have to release it as gross as that may seem. Good luck. Speedy recovery.

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Thanks you guys are making me feel better. I do have oxycodone for paim and a pill for nausea. Some of the gas is starting to come out the other end which i think is a good sign.

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