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Pain pump post surgery?

Hey all-

I had my RNY surgery on Wednesday. Yay the big part is over! However, When I went home the day after, I had an ON-Q pain pump that was supposed to release medicine when necessary. The nurse at the hospital said it was supposed to shrink in size as the pain medicine went in my body... This morning I woke up and the ball was the same size as when I left hospital. I ended up removing it and feel much better now that it's gone. I think I had a faulty pain pump. Anyone else have this problem?

Thanks!

A

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