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Chest "air bubble"?

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If it feels like pain or discomfort (pressure) then it is likely the gas they use to inflate the abdomen for the laproscopic surgery still needing to be absorbed. It can be pretty uncomfortable for at least a week - 10 days from my recollection.

Moving more and time is the only real cure. Get up and walk around several times an hour. Nothing strenuous - just walk. It will help to get it moving and reduce it over time.

If you still feel it at your next doctor visit, bring it up, but it likely isn't anything to really worry about unless you're still experiencing pain or intense discomfort at 2+ weeks out (in which case, call your doctor's office to ask if you should come in).

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Oh I have no pain or anything like, never really did. it is just this chest pain that lasts for a few seconds that sometimes wakes me up at night. Thought maybe needing to take antacid for it to see if it helps

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