Reply to "Stomach distension and swelling"

kathy smithMember

If you're not feeling any pain and you have no fever then you're probably just experiencing the 'normal.' They manipulate things quite a bit and swelling sometimes takes a while to come down.

Many of us have had the shape of our bellys change after this surgery so maybe that 'bloat' is yours.

It seems like you're doing well and you certainly went to the very best place for your new plumbing. But if you continue to have concerns, don't hesitate to call and call again.

Welcome to the site. I hope everything goes as smoothly as possible for you.

kathy

7/17/125:07 PM

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