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recovery after bypass surgery
i had bypass surgery,17 days ago, is it normal to have a sharp pain in my back when sneezing or sniffing
When I wanted to cough, I would clutch a soft pillow tightly into my chest to help stop the pains.
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But I do remember for the first few months, having strange weird scary pains all over my body, and every few couple of days they where different and moved to a different location.
I think alot of it is the body still in shock. And thinking about it makes it worse.
My advice would be if the pain is in your back (which seems to be a wierd place) and it doesn't go away or get better after a couple of days, you should call your doctor.
It may be something not related?
Could it be the way you are forced to sleep now? Maybe your bed is too hard or too soft?