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Incision pain

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I am almost a month post op....still tough

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    I'm 2 weeks today and I am still sore.

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    The incision left of your belly button is the one they removed the stomach from. That is the only one that gave me issues. They don't hurt unless I press on them

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    The incision left of your belly button is the one they removed the stomach from. That is the only one that gave me issues. They don't hurt unless I press on them

    Yep that's the one I have had an issue with since Saturday.
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    My large incision was extremely painful for about a month. I think it had something to do with my internal stitches because it felt great when laying flat or when I held it tight, but sitting up and walking was a nightmare. One day I woke up and the pain was gone.

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