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How long before stomach pain goes away?

I'm 20 days out and often I find I still have bad pain, especially when I get out the car or stand up straight. Is this a normal pain?

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I think mine went away after a couple of weeks. However it was more of a nuisance than deep pain. That muscle will heal over time and hopefully soon for you

I'm 17 days out and I'm still getting pain, like when I get up in the morning or after bending over to pick something up. Or laughing really hard.

I posted about it the other day, and what I was told was that I'm attempting to do too much too soon

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It's awful and unpredictable. One minute I feel great, the next the pains are torturing me. Glad to know I'm not crazy.

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Try a tight shapeware tank top to help tuck things in a bit. It helped me immediately after putting it on.

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