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Stabbing pain at incision site 1.5 months out

I had surgery on 11/29/16. On Friday I was carrying a slightly heavy box in to my daughter's dance studio and later began to feel a sharp/ stabbing pain at my incison site. I didn't have any other symptoms and so far have not felt any bulges, been naseous, constipation, etc. but the pain is getting a little worse. I left my dr a message but it could take 24-48 hours to get back to me. Has anyone here experienced anything like this before?

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I had mini gastric bypass surgery. On October 10th and my surgeon instructed me not to lift anything heavy for six months.

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Thanks for posting, very helpful.

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