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Stomach soreness

When does the soreness in the stomach subside after surgery? Bypass was on December 27th. Does the soreness in the stomach relate to pain when eating? Meaning could I still be having pain after eating because my stomach is not all the way healed?

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    hmmm, I never once had soreness "in" my stomach. Just at the incision sites but I had the sleeve so bypass could be different.

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    I had bypass on 12th Jan and I get some mild soreness of my stomach. Doesn't seem related to eating/drinking. Just a regular ache so think it's just healing xx

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