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Yes, this can be normal. Everything is tighter now than it was before surgery, which acts to shrink your stomach. Make sure you are not overeating. Try to some bland foods for a while, as your stomach may just be reacting to some medications you have had. Make sure you are not constipated. I recommend stool softeners to keep a regular bowel regimen after surgery. Constipation can be very uncomfortable and can cause heartburn as well. Drink plenty of water. Follow your surgeon's advice. Make sure you are not having other symptoms - if so, call your surgeon's office. Congratulations!
Combination procedures are nice in that you have one exposure to antithesia and one recovery. Before surgery with hepatitis C, you should be medically stable and have a clearance for surgery from your primary care doctor and Hepatologist.You should have the procedure done by a Board...
Hi. As long as you are in good health otherwise, your BP controlled and your glucose control I see no problem. My middle daughter, who is now 32, has been a type I diabetic since the age of 1. I feel very confortable in dealing with disbetes in the cosmetic surgery patient. Your A1C must be in...
Thank you for your question and photos. Based on what I see in the photos, your "before" photos look phenomenal, and it seemed like you didn't need to undergo a tummy tuck. You had great abdominal muscles and a toned stomach. On the other hand, recovery varies per individual. In your case,...
