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Weird stomach sensations!

Hey guys,

I'm 1 week post op and I'm just starting to sleep comfortably, but every time I lay on my back I get this weird sensation in my stomach that is sometimes painful, it feels like my stomach is moving around, it stops when I lay back on my side.

Has anyone else experienced something similar?

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Hi there, congratulations on your surgery. I remember everything felt so weird in the beginning. The incisional discomfort was better each day for me and the walking really helped -- I walked and walked and now I am a walker. One thing I had trouble with oisr-surgery was constipation. Even though I didn't take pain medication I still had to address this issue at 4-5 days out or so. Don't hesitate to call your doctor's office -- that's what they are there for!

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