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Bloated after Surgery how much is normal?

Had laparscopic ovary removed, D@C of Uterine Wall and scar tissue removed on Wednesday it is Sunday I am as bloated and hard as the day I left the hospital is that pretty normal how long does it take to go away I can't wear any clothes?
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108861 tn?1227246048
Welcome to the RS Maur!  So have you regained regularity?  In other words, have your bowels moved yet?  That can take time and cause bloating but I guess I'd just put in a call for your Doctors nurse.  Actually, I am sitting in the Family waiting room at Mayo.  My 21 year old son is having a lap this morning to correct a urital stricture.  Not fun but with a lap, he should be up and around in about a week and plenty healed by the time school starts.  I hope you start feeling better soon Maur!  MV
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117289 tn?1391712825
Welcome!  Bloating is common with laproscopic surgery since they fill your belly with gas in order to get a better look around.  Hot tea and a heating pad is what has helped me.  Also, try not to lie flat, a recliner is the perfect choice at this time.  Glad to hear you are on the RS.  Give your body a chance to heal and don't rush things.  You are in my thoughts and prayers.  Godspeed
~Tascha
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