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Sleeve surgery December 12th

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  • They said pain can be expected. If it's a pain on you left side under neath your ribs that doesn't go away and is accompanied by chills and fever I would alert your care team right away. Drinking

  • I was sleeved on the 12th also and I do have pains there also if I eat or drink too fast or too much at once. I also notice once I feel full that is where I feel it most. Just take it slower and list

  • I had mine on the 12th too. I get a fairly severe pain in that area if I eat something that doesn't work or if I drink too fast. I also get a horrible left shoulder pain, which I think is likely refer

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13 hours ago, yolandalou said:

I have been feeling pretty good but I do notice past 3 days I am getting a sharp pain under my rib cage put pics I stand up in fine is this from drinking too fast maybe

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They said pain can be expected. If it's a pain on you left side under neath your ribs that doesn't go away and is accompanied by chills and fever I would alert your care team right away.

Drinking to fast can be upsetting, and it's a challenge for sure. If you're like me your bodies used to gulping. Just stay mindful and you'll pull through!

I was sleeved on the 12th also and I do have pains there also if I eat or drink too fast or too much at once. I also notice once I feel full that is where I feel it most.

Just take it slower and listen to your body telling you you’re full. Sounds weird but sometimes I stand up if I feel full because the area you are describing I will feel a “pull” or a tugging if I’m full. When I am sitting I might not feel as full as when I’m standing.

I had mine on the 12th too. I get a fairly severe pain in that area if I eat something that doesn't work or if I drink too fast. I also get a horrible left shoulder pain, which I think is likely referred from the diaphragm. If it's constant I would have more concern.

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