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How long did your incision pain last? Day 5 and it’s only slightly better. Would like to stop the pain meds because they turn my stomach.

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I think mine lasted longer than usual. I had an infection at my big incision. It was at least 12 days for me until I didn't feel pain there :(

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Thank you PhotoGirl, Day🔪 10 and I thought I was being a wuss!

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This has maximum strength pain reliever.

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Digging it My Friend!

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1 hour ago, E-girl said:

How long did your incision pain last? Day 5 and it’s only slightly better. Would like to stop the pain meds because they turn my stomach.

Mine hurt for weeks, you heal when you heal... But if it looks infected and you have a fever, nausea, vomiting, etc. Contact your team immediately

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At least by 2 weeks after my incision pain was gone. I'm a little over 3 weeks since surgery and the pains, which are minor, I get now are more internal when I over do or something like that. The pain will be long gone for you soon!

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How long did your incision pain last? Day 5 and it’s only slightly better. Would like to stop the pain meds because they turn my stomach.
5 days for me too. They don't hurt when I'm just laying down but if i get up or cough it hurts like hell. I've found that making sure my tummy is securely bound with my binder before attempting moving around helps hold everything in place and makes the pain far less.

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On 09/16/2018 at 18:13, Tararotha said:

5 days for me too. They don't hurt when I'm just laying down but if i get up or cough it hurts like hell. I've found that making sure my tummy is securely bound with my binder before attempting moving around helps hold everything in place and makes the pain far less.

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Omg. The abdominal binder helped so much. Thanks.

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And another thing I didn't get, an abdominal,binder! Some body is economizing on me And my case!✊🙊✊

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And another thing I didn't get, an abdominal,binder! Some body is economizing on me And my case![emoji110][emoji87][emoji110]
Wow, that's crazy. It helps a lot. You should talk to your doctor about getting one.

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