I haven't asked my Dr about it. Am starting to feel concerned. It's been 5 weeks today from my breast lift and augmentation. The stomach noice is extremely loud prior to but also after eating. Not something I've experienced pre surgery. Please help.
Answer: Stomach gas noises post-operatively Thank you for your question :) It is likely that your stomach is reacting to some of the medications you had post-operatively like the antibiotics and/or pain medications. Antibiotics can alter the normal flora of your gastrointestinal system, and this may take some time to normalize. It is best to follow up with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and have him investigate as well.Benjamin J Cousins MD
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Answer: Stomach gas noises post-operatively Thank you for your question :) It is likely that your stomach is reacting to some of the medications you had post-operatively like the antibiotics and/or pain medications. Antibiotics can alter the normal flora of your gastrointestinal system, and this may take some time to normalize. It is best to follow up with your Board Certified Plastic Surgeon and have him investigate as well.Benjamin J Cousins MD
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Answer: Stomach noises Usually post-op patients have reduced motility in their intestines secondary to taking pain meds. This may be related to that if you recently stopped them. If concerned, then get and evaluation by your surgeon.
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Answer: Stomach noises Usually post-op patients have reduced motility in their intestines secondary to taking pain meds. This may be related to that if you recently stopped them. If concerned, then get and evaluation by your surgeon.
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February 16, 2016
Answer: Stomach noise after surgery This is not a common complaint. It may be related to medication you took or are taking, or it may have nothing to do with the surgery. I would ask your surgeon and possibly have a consultation with a gastroenterologist. Best of luck.Paul Wigoda MDpainlessbreastimplants.com
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February 16, 2016
Answer: Stomach noise after surgery This is not a common complaint. It may be related to medication you took or are taking, or it may have nothing to do with the surgery. I would ask your surgeon and possibly have a consultation with a gastroenterologist. Best of luck.Paul Wigoda MDpainlessbreastimplants.com
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September 7, 2016
Answer: Post breast augmentation stomach gas noises. I am 5 weeks post op. Loud noise after eating. Thank you for your question. It is not common to have stomach gas noises prior/after eating post breast augmentation. You might be having some reactions to your medications that were prescribed to you after your procedure. Itwould always be best to contact or visit your board-certified plastic surgeon and get afull assessment for your concerns. Bestof luck. Dr. Michael Omidi.
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September 7, 2016
Answer: Post breast augmentation stomach gas noises. I am 5 weeks post op. Loud noise after eating. Thank you for your question. It is not common to have stomach gas noises prior/after eating post breast augmentation. You might be having some reactions to your medications that were prescribed to you after your procedure. Itwould always be best to contact or visit your board-certified plastic surgeon and get afull assessment for your concerns. Bestof luck. Dr. Michael Omidi.
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February 16, 2016
Answer: Post breast augmentation stomach gas noises. I am 5 weeks post op. Loud noise after eating. I have not heard of patients having strange gas noises after an augmentation/lift. Some medications that are prescribed after surgery such as narcotics and antibiotics can cause intestinal discomfort. I would check with your plastic surgeon and/or primary doctor.
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February 16, 2016
Answer: Post breast augmentation stomach gas noises. I am 5 weeks post op. Loud noise after eating. I have not heard of patients having strange gas noises after an augmentation/lift. Some medications that are prescribed after surgery such as narcotics and antibiotics can cause intestinal discomfort. I would check with your plastic surgeon and/or primary doctor.
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