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It’s normal hun. It’s the muscles repairing and you most likely still have trapped gas. Try walking around as much as you can around the house and don’t lift anything heavy. I was the crazy one to pull a muscle my first week out of surgery.
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    It's normal. I felt like xrap and was sore for 10 days and it gets so much better. Hang in there!

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    3 weeks today was when I had my surgery and I totally feel the same way. It makes me feel a lot better that that seems to be normal for a lot of others also.
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