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Surgery pain!

I had gastric bypass about 12-14 hours ago. In alot of pain. Does anyone know how long the recovery time is? My dr says 4 weeks, but I've heard other people say 2.

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I was in a lot of pain the first few hours but by that night I was fine. Walking in the hospital helped me a lot as I think a lot of the pain is gas related. If you can manage try and walk and see if that helps. It will get better. I had my surgery just 11 days ago and I went back to work last week just 6 days after surgey. So it does get better.

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