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Had my surgery last night

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The pain will get better. Try and force yourself to walk even if its 5 mins a day and gradually increase it to 10, 15, 20, and so on. That's the key to recovering quickly.

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Walk as much as you possibly can, it will help get rid of the gas in your belly. When you are not walking use a heating pad and chew on some gas x.

If you lay in the bed constantly it will take a lot longer to get rid of the gas pain. Also the first night is the worst, it will get better, I promise!

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