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Gas in my chest

Hi,

I'm 5 days post op and I never really passed any gas. And when I woke up in recovery I had pressure in my chest and was told it was gas.

And I still have it when I drink Water and eat.

Anyone else have this problem?

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@@LisaAlwaysSmiling

yep! felt like an elephant was sitting on my chest for two days. I used a gasx strip, and I have belched and "broke wind" quite a bit, and it's gone now. It never traveled to my shoulders either, thank goodness!!

The gas x strips that dissolve in your mouth help. Walking helps a lot too. I was just sleeved on 4/14.. It gets better!

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