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Pain from eating solid food

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    @@parsonsholsten3 I would call your surgeon to explain the pain so that he can tell you if that is normal or something to be concerned about. Your body is still healing and some pains are expected

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@@parsonsholsten3 I would call your surgeon to explain the pain so that he can tell you if that is normal or something to be concerned about. Your body is still healing and some pains are expected - others can be a sign of a complication and the only way to know the difference would be to discuss with your surgeon. Hope you feel better!

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