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  • Losingit2018
    Losingit2018

    Did you use your spirometer when you got home to exercise your lungs? I was very winded for about the first week out. It was from the anesthesia. It should improve greatly for you as you recover.

  • hot chocolate 2354
    hot chocolate 2354

    Yes very much so

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Did you use your spirometer when you got home to exercise your lungs? I was very winded for about the first week out. It was from the anesthesia. It should improve greatly for you as you recover.

Hang in there.

Hey hot chocolate. I also felt winded about a week after my surgery so it may be just from your body going through the procedure. What helped me was using my incentive spirometer to help my lungs expand. 4 weeks post up and that feeling is gone. I'd say it went away within a couple weeks, but definitely listen to your doctor!

I started feeling winded/exhausted a few weeks post op. B12 injections, nasal spray or sublinguals helped tremendously

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Did you use your spirometer when you got home to exercise your lungs? I was very winded for about the first week out. It was from the anesthesia. It should improve greatly for you as you recover.
Hang in there.
Yes very much so

The spirometer is absolutely important most might not feel like it but that really really does help. I have cramping every time I would breathe and was constantly winded just walking for a few mins. Vitamin D for the energy and B12!!!

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