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On ‎8‎/‎10‎/‎2017 at 3:28 PM, zallykatz16 said:

Does everybody have to do a liquid diet before surgery?

Just started mine yesterday...... I won't lie..... it's no fun!

Good Luck!

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I had my surgery yesterday, and am back at home today. Question for those of you have already had an RNY... in your experience how long did the abdominal pain last?


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I never had any

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2 hours ago, Ceallaigh said:

I had my surgery yesterday, and am back at home today. Question for those of you have already had an RNY... in your experience how long did the abdominal pain last?

I had surgery the 12th and still have some achiness. It's sore but not pain med worthy.

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I had my RNY 9/11 and I still have lots of pain. I have been lucky with liquids because I have been able to drink them down pretty easily. I get tired very easily but today I went out for 2 outings and I'm tired but happy.

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I had my rny 9/11 but also a myotomy and hernia repair. All laparoscopic. I do still take pain meds at night to sleep better. I have a lot of soreness in my left side where the biggest incision was made. It hurts to bend, and reach for stuff. I can get around ok tho, walking for a long while wears me out. Pain is tolerable during the day, but it’s hard to get good sleep without some meds.


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On ‎9‎/‎13‎/‎2017 at 8:21 PM, kookiekins said:

Hi guys, my RNY surgery is on the 26th :) yayy! (so excited)

Cheers! To our journey to a healthier lifestyle!

Good Luck Tomorrow!!!!!! I'm so nervous and excited!

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3 hours ago, OhioMary said:

Good Luck Tomorrow!!!!!! I'm so nervous and excited!

Thank you very much :) Yes tomorrow's the day, my check in time time is at 5:30in the morning, I'm excited and nervous too.

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Good luck to everyone having it tomrrow! All will go well!

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1 hour ago, kookiekins said:

Thank you very much :) Yes tomorrow's the day, my check in time time is at 5:30in the morning, I'm excited and nervous too.

Same...tomorrow morning 7:15 check in. This clear liquid diet is rough. I'm struggling thru my jell-o.

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Good luck! the big jump is a few steps away, yea the liquid diet is just starting, a few more weeks to go before we can start eating soft food :) Big Hugs, keep us posted :)

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I had mine 9.13.17 doing very well still learning my full spots and on puree foods....i feel real good other than my shoulder which i was told it could be a side effect....any suggested things to do to help thr the pain????? CONGRATS. EVERYONE on post ops and up coming surgeries

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I had mine 9.13.17 doing very well still learning my full spots and on puree foods....i feel real good other than my shoulder which i was told it could be a side effect....any suggested things to do to help thr the pain????? CONGRATS. EVERYONE on post ops and up coming surgeries

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Went to my pre op nutritional class today! I assumed my program has the two week liquid diet. Totally doesn't. I almost crapped myself when she said I just had to do it the day before. However, just with my medical background I will be doing some variation of the liver shrinking diets despite them telling me I don't have to. I don't wanna bleed out or get a knick! That wouldn't be fun. On top of that, due to me thinking that I had to do the 2 week pre op liquid diet....I already had my food funerals. Might as well get in the right head space since I thought thats what I had to do anyway.
Oh also, since its official that my date IS set - we went and booked the hotel! Its getting SO close and SO real! Holy moly! The nerves are starting to hit me! Thanks for listening to me ramble! lol.

I had the shoulder pain as well. My aunt who is a nurse and also a sleeper told me it's the vega nerve that gets irritated and does go away. About 2 days after she told me that my pain was gone. I was about 5 weeks out. Heading into my 7th week now. How are you checking out?

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