Sleeping after bypass
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I did that too, and I found that if I "spooned" a big body pillow with it tucked underneath my tummy and my legs wrapped around it, this really helped with the discomfort... I'm definitely not a back-
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I just looked at one of those at wally world, im gonna get it and try it. Sent from my SM-N910T using the BariatricPal App
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@ Go to your Profile page - I get there by clicking on my screen name at the top of the page and clicking on the My Profile option On the left hand side of your profile page there is a list of opt
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I had my gastric bypass surgery on Monday, September 26th. I was discharged the next evening on Tuesday. So far everything is going really good, haven't had any major problems, I'm holding down the little soft foods that I'm eating. Not really doing much exercise other than walking, until I see my surgeon on the 20th.
My biggest complaint is sleeping. I'm having very minimal pain at one of the incisions which causes me to have to sleep on my back and I don't sleep on my back. I can't even lie on either side without it hurting. Has anyone else experienced this, and if so how long will it be before I can turn from side to side, is this something I need to be overly concerned about?
Tonya
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