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Sore incisions

I was sleeved on 1/30. Almost three weeks ago... my largest incision is sore! Sometimes it just aches. Anyone else experiencing this? I had two c sections and didn't experience this. I don't see my surgeon for another week. I'm just wondering if anyone else is going through the same thing. Thank you! [emoji846]

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I was sleeved on 1/25. My actual incision sites are no longer sore, but I do get a strange little ache internally when I yawn of all things. It hasn't been as bad lately, but it was kind of a weird quirk 2+ weeks after surgery.

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That IS odd! Mine don't hurt all the time, just on occasion. It's irritating.

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