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Gas gas gas gas

Hello all! I had my gastric sleeve surgery on May 1st and the first 2 days i didn't had any gas whatsoever even the surgeon was surprise but then as soon as i left the hospital and got home i started getting this horrible gas pain in my stomach and chest. It has been 2 days now and i still have them. Does anyone know how long they last to leave the body or what can i do to help it goes away faster? If it wasn't because of the gas i would be perfectly fine.. Help...

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I actually still have the gas in my stomach and throat five months out. I was advised by another

sleever on this website to get prilosec. I was using Zantac and it didn't work but when I bought

the prilosec I finally got some relief. I use the generic as well and it works great. When I go to

my PCP I am going to get a prescription so the ins can pay for it. It is expensive but well worth

the money. Hope you feel better.

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