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Pain

How long would most of you guys says that you had pain following your sleeve? I had my sleeve done 4/11 and a.m. having moderates about of pain. Also as of yesterday Im starting to have stomach cramps and spasms making out hard for me to get the correct amount of fluids and protien.

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Unfortunately, you'll get a different answer for everyone. For me, the spasms/cramps after every bite/swallow lasted about two weeks. Severe to moderate pain in terms of the incision lasted 4-5 weeks, and it took about 2 months for all the surgical site pain to go (but I am an EXTREME case).

Wounds: For me the first two weeks sucked, but the second was a little better than the first. By four weeks I still felt stuff, but was no longer concerned.

I had a little trouble with gas, constipation and diarrhea the first week, but that was mostly gone by the end of the first week.

As far as feeling full/uncomfortable/nauseous after eating, that can still happen for me and I am in my sixth week now. I think it is mostly a matter of not overeating though. It is hard to get used to such a big difference in stomach capacity - it is so different than before, I can still overshoot. Getting better at gauging how much to try to eat and how soon to stop if I feel something though. Unpleasant experiences teaching me. Fortunately I have not vomited.

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