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Help!

I'm having the hardest time trying to figure out the difference between hunger, fullness and gas.

I keep getting these sharp pains but then I drink some Protein and that doesn't stop it. Or the gas x.

Like now I haven't had anything and I just had this feeling like something was passing thru my chest to my stomach. I don't know if any of this makes sense smh

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Be careful eating tums too often because they can constipated you which is something we deal with after surgery already???? Make sure you are not drinking to fast or to big of gulps because that will let to much air in. At least these few tips helped me. Hope it does you!????

@ I was prescribed a antacid after surgery that I still take. You should ask your surgeon. Even if it's just tums ask them and see what you can have. I know I couldn't have made it w/o my prescription the first few months,

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