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Some inflammation

I am a little over 3weeks post op sleeve and i had some pain on my right side so after my anxiety got the best of me i wentvto the ER and they did a cat scan they saw some inflammation thats all...but didn't tell me what it could of came from....im hearing from ppl that over using the heating pad can cause the and i live for that heating pad even feel asleep with it on me a couple (smh)times ....i want to put a ice pack on it but i forgot to ask if ice is ok .....does anyone know if it would work?

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  • I stopped with the heating pad all together i feel so much better i got slight to no soreness at all im doing well thank you

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    Ice is good for inflammation if you use it 20 minutes off and 20 minutes on. I had revision to rny 2 weeks and getting some pretty bad back pain. I am using heating pad at night with no issues.

  • Hello, hope you are feeling better. I had my gastric sleeve done on 09/12/19. I had same issue. Went to a chiropractor and said it was muscle spasms and got dome some lidocaine patches and massages. F

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Ice is good for inflammation if you use it 20 minutes off and 20 minutes on.

I had revision to rny 2 weeks and getting some pretty bad back pain. I am using heating pad at night with no issues.

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I was over doing it id have it on for like a hour falling to sleep with it on

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I don't have a gallbladder i had it removed 7 years ago but my surgeon did say i had so much scare tissue it too him an hour to get thru it

Did you guys know that you can still get stones in your bile duct after having gallbladder removed? I had mine out more than20 years ago. My GI recently told me of this.

Matter of fact he said it is likely after about twenty years.

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I had no problems after gallbladder removal i did hear u can still get gallstones but i don't have any

I am a little over 3weeks post op sleeve and i had some pain on my right side so after my anxiety got the best of me i wentvto the ER and they did a cat scan they saw some inflammation thats all...but didn't tell me what it could of came from....im hearing from ppl that over using the heating pad can cause the and i live for that heating pad even feel asleep with it on me a couple (smh)times ....i want to put a ice pack on it but i forgot to ask if ice is ok .....does anyone know if it would work?

Hello, hope you are feeling better. I had my gastric sleeve done on 09/12/19. I had same issue. Went to a chiropractor and said it was muscle spasms and got dome some lidocaine patches and massages. Feel like new again. [emoji1]

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On 12/12/2019 at 10:21, Nelly631 said:



I stopped with the heating pad all together i feel so much better i got slight to no soreness at all im doing well thank you


So I’m a week out of surgery and I use my heating pad constantly on the large incision area, right/middle belly area. It’s the only area that still aches when I twist, turn, move. Heating pads are bad for this?

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