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Banded yesterday and I have lots of questions
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Banded yesterday @ 12:45pm. Was home by 6pm. I'm pretty sore. The pain meds, hydrocodone, make me sleepy and weird feeling.
Here's my questions...
How long until the dry mouth goes away? I've continually drank Water.
My doctor says I can go to work on Monday...I have a desk job, but is that really going to be possible? The way I am feeling today, I am not so sure.
When should I have my first bowel movement? How can I? It seems impossible given the liquids only. And, along with the potty questions, why can I not take a good long pee...I woke up last night at least 6 times to pee.
So, during this first week of all liquids, how did you spice it up?
Did any of you feel uncomfortable sleeping on your Right side?
So, I can't swim in the pool, but I can lay by it and hopefully improve my tan, but how long until I can lay on my stomach?
Is using a straw necessary, or are small sips OK? I worry about gas with a straw.
How can I add one of those trackers y'all have?
Is it normal that I feel no hunger at all?
How often did you use pain meds? So far, I've taken mine at home twice. Before bed last-night and around 11am this morning. I'm trying to tough it out.
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Thanks for reading and hopefully responding to all my questions. I'm so thankful for this website and forum. I'll be on here a lot! I had a very pleasant experience yesterday...the doctor was awesome, and all the after-care at my hospital was wonderful.
Whew, I did it and now I'm ready for this great adventure!