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Stomach hurting at night

I just had gastric sleeve surgery about 2 weeks ago. I noticed my stomach feels weird when I roll from one side to the other at night. Could my stomach actually be sliding inside me? Also, my stomach always hurts more when I lie on my back (more gas that way too). Anyone else experiencing this?

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Give it time.... took me about two months before everything started to feel somewhat normal
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My pouch almost always hurts and aches, my ulcers, tension. repeated urp -ups or something to notify bariatric team about Monday-Tuesday?

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