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C-section pain vs Sleeve pain?

I had a C-section 6 months ago, and I was wondering if anybody can describe if/how the pain is similar or different?

After my delivery, I got up and walked asap because I know you recover faster, and the most painful part to me was the feeling that everything in my stomach area was going to spill out, (I know some people get this with vaginal delivery too) but other than that, the actual incision wasn't too painful and I've been curiously wondering how the two "pains" compare!

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    If a c-section is a white hot bolt of lightning, sleeve surgery is barely a spark from the carpet.
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