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Back Pain

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What part of your back? Mine hurts mid-back, both sides.

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    It’s most likely due to your back compensating for your abdominals. It’s always happened to me during all 5 of my abdominal surgeries. It will go away over time but exercising and maybe a hot pack will help alleviate the pain

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    It’s most likely due to your back compensating for your abdominals. It’s always happened to me during all 5 of my abdominal surgeries. It will go away over time but exercising and maybe a hot pack will help alleviate the pain



    Thank you! Makes sense!


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    8 minutes ago, abarr7302 said:


    Mine too! Mid back and both sides. At work I have like all these pillows to keep me up.

    I just keep a heating pad on my back at work. Unfortunately, my surgery was 3 months ago now.

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