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Spasms

All this week I couldn't under stand why I was have such discomfort in midsection(sleeve area). Not even pain medication would relieve it. Well it dawned on me that I hadn't taken the meds fo spasms. Yeah, that flew right past me. Took one and I feel so much better. Even set a alarm to make sure not to miss it again.

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What meds for spasms? I didn't have any meds for spasms. I also have a pain in my midsection. I don't think it's my stomach because it doesn't hurt when I cough or sneeze. Doesn't hurt when I'm sitting. Really only hurts when I'm walking. Like something jiggling and hurting. It does seem a little better today. I had my surgery, a band sleeve revision, on the 22nd. I thought maybe gas?

I'm confused, too.

What med for spasms ?

What spasms ?

what type of spasms were these ?

Lol @@Vint23 soooo true.

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