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I hope so, I'm scared that I would get this after surgery.. I'm pre-op

2017 could it be, a new me? yaaaass please!

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I hope so, I'm scared that I would get this after surgery.. I'm pre-op

2017 could it be, a new me? yaaaass please!



me too, i just looked it up and it says it could be from over eating or not drinking enough. 2 things we are all prone to [emoji19]


I didn't have it post op. My dr put me on Nexium 1 time a day at bed time. I missed two days and I realized why he did that. I'm almost 4 weeks out now and it is gone. Although I get it back if I eat too much. Has happened a couple times but I have since learned what full feels like.

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