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Surgery Today - dealing with gas pain

Hi folks. I had my surgery this morning and have been in pain ever since. My incisions do not hurt. Rather it is the pain from the gas in my stomach cavity.

How have you all dealt with this? How long did the pain last? I've been given reflux, gas pills and pain medication throughout the day. I've also been using the gas-x strips. The pain is less acute now, but not going away. Please help!!

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I found that the best thing you can do for gas pain is walk. As soon as you are allowed to of course.

I was walking up and down the hospital corridors (pushing my IV pole) as much as I could.

Hope you're feeling better. Like everyone else is saying, you have to walk. I too had horrible gas pains. Never had any pain from my incisions, just gas pains in my left shoulder. It will get better!!

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