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Extremely painful backaches

Hi All

Has anybody experienced extreme backaches after surgery? Mine started about 8-9 days out. So bad I can't get comfortable in any position. Worst is in the am after trying to sleep..

anybody????

Michelle Rose

Spring TX 77373

Email: mr110726@gmail.com

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  • Thanks All, it's not my gallbladder that has already been removed. Talked to surgeon last night. She thinks it might be a muscle issue. I have a folllow up on Thursday.. will let you all know Mich

  • I was having terrible back pain as well. Today I went for a pedicure and sat in the massage chair and it was wonderful! Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

  • Today had a massage and did cuppling... feel much better Michelle Rose Spring TX 77373 Email: mr110726@gmail.com

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Yeppers. It sucked. It was from posture changes. I found a squishy ball slightly larger than a golf ball (thanks son!) and I lay on it with 2 pillows under my head. I start at my tailbone and work my way up to my neck. I lay there until the ball no longer hurts and then I move it. Once I reach my neck I remove a pillow and work my way back to my tailbone. At the tailbone I remove the last pillow and go back to my neck. This process takes about an hour. The next day I feel like my spine is bruised but what a difference! When I start I can't get my head on the ground but at the end it isn't difficult at all.

Your gallbladder is on the leftside? Because my back hurts like hell also.

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Your gallbladder is on the leftside? Because my back hurts like hell also.

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The gallbladder typically presents with pain on the back right side and pain in the shoulder blade. If it's your back left side it may be muscular or possible kidney stone.

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Thanks All, it's not my gallbladder that has already been removed. Talked to surgeon last night. She thinks it might be a muscle issue. I have a folllow up on Thursday.. will let you all know

Michelle Rose

Spring TX 77373

Email: mr110726@gmail.com

I was having terrible back pain as well. Today I went for a pedicure and sat in the massage chair and it was wonderful!

Sent from my iPhone using the BariatricPal App

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Today had a massage and did cuppling... feel much better

Michelle Rose

Spring TX 77373

Email: mr110726@gmail.com

I have a sleep number bed so i just incline my legs and take the pressure off my back

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