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Back pain

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I had gastric bypass on may 25th. I've lost 50 lbs, in the last week or so my back has been hurting so bad. Is this a common thing after surgery.

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Way to go, 50lbs!!! I had gastric bypass may 24th...I haven't experienced any back pain. Did you suffer from any back pain before surgery?

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@@deanieluv6

If you did not have back pain before surgery it could be kidney stones which is very common after WLS. I suggest calling your surgeons office ASAP

I hope you feel better soon.

I had moderate to high back pain every day starting around 3 months after surgery and lasting about 3 months. My surgeon said it was from my body adjusting to the rapid weight loss. I used a heating pad to help relieve the pain just about constantly (not continuously, of course). I have no back pain now, but I also didn't have back issues before surgery. Hope this helps!

@@deanieluv6

If you did not have back pain before surgery it could be kidney stones which is very common after WLS. I suggest calling your surgeons office ASAP

I hope you feel better soon.

That, or gall bladder stones. My doc out me on a med for three months post op to prevent them.

Feel better!!!!

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@@deanieluv6

If you did not have back pain before surgery it could be kidney stones which is very common after WLS. I suggest calling your surgeons office ASAP

I hope you feel better soon.

That, or gall bladder stones. My doc out me on a med for three months post op to prevent them.

Feel better!!!!

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I don't have a gall bladder as of 2000.

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I had moderate to high back pain every day starting around 3 months after surgery and lasting about 3 months. My surgeon said it was from my body adjusting to the rapid weight loss. I used a heating pad to help relieve the pain just about constantly (not continuously, of course). I have no back pain now, but I also didn't have back issues before surgery. Hope this helps!

Thank you , that gives me something to look forward too.

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@@deanieluv6

If you did not have back pain before surgery it could be kidney stones which is very common after WLS. I suggest calling your surgeons office ASAP

I hope you feel better soon.

That, or gall bladder stones. My doc out me on a med for three months post op to prevent them.

Feel better!!!!

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My doctor put me on gallbladder medicine for the first 6 months post-op surgery also

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