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Stomach spasms??

I am 3 days post-op sleeve (also had my gallbladder removed and a hiatal hernia repaired) and I am getting random stomach spasms that last like 5 seconds. They make my whole abdomen tense and take my breath away for a few seconds. I am going to call the surgeon today but I'm curious if this is a typical pain after vsg? The spasms so far are the worst part of my healing experience.

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  • Personally I would still call. Especially since it sounds like it’s a new issue (you didn’t mention it starting in the hospital). Hopefully they say it’s totally normal and will go away soon but Alway

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    They called to check in on me and said they will have a nurse practitioner call me back. I did google a little bit about the spasms and it seems like a pretty common thing right after surgery. I final

  • raspberrylime
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    They got in touch with my surgeon and he said it is likely just the inflammation inside causing the spasms. He said to keep walking as much as possible and if the pain worsens to let them know.

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My surgeon prescribed hyoscyamine before I left the hospital. I only take it if needed.

Scared but excited.

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5 minutes ago, MyDogsLoveMe said:

My surgeon prescribed hyoscyamine before I left the hospital. I only take it if needed.

Scared but excited.

I'm day 8 post-op and here to report it does get better. I haven't had a spasm in two days! It's made it SO much easier to get down liquids without that annoying tightening.

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