lamornamiss
wants to be a loser
If in doubt get it checked out
I hope you feel better soon hun
I hope you feel better soon hun
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The pain of Trapped wind....
- Thread starter Bluebutterflier
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Bluebutterflier
Bouncing Bander
Just back from the GP surgery...Saw the doctor...who done an examination on me, Said my wounds are healing really well after surgery. He listened to my breathing, pushed my tummy in places, and the spot where ive been having pain, and said 'Yep, afraid you have pulled the muscles in and around your diaphragm'....So hes put me on 600mg Ibuprofen Tablets 3 times a day....
Told me to take it easy, to watch my breathing, and dont shout lol
At least I now know what the pain was...
Told me to take it easy, to watch my breathing, and dont shout lol
At least I now know what the pain was...
afandou1999
Member
Aw that's horrible, hope you feel better soon Xx
nuttynicky
New Member
Bluebutterflier said:
O bless take it easy at least you know now what the pain is. Hope u get better soon lots of rest. Big hugs xxxx
Hi peeps, I've got my date for surgery and have been scouting the net for a wind remedy for recovery and saw this -
Hi! I just had my Laparoscopic surgery on Oct.16 2010 and spent 1week in the hospital.the pain is nothing compare to the gas thats lurking all over my body.it's a horrible feeling.I tried everything but nothing seems to work.I am now home and tried my grandmas old remedies from the Philippines.FRESH GINGER wash peeled and smashed with 5 cups water and boiled for 30 t0 45 min. wrapped yourself with heavy terry robe or blanket and enjoy the tea.meditate moved your intire body and feel the gas sweat it out of your body.keep drinking until you dont feel it anymore.it works for me.and I hope it will to you too.good luck
Tessy..x
Hi! I just had my Laparoscopic surgery on Oct.16 2010 and spent 1week in the hospital.the pain is nothing compare to the gas thats lurking all over my body.it's a horrible feeling.I tried everything but nothing seems to work.I am now home and tried my grandmas old remedies from the Philippines.FRESH GINGER wash peeled and smashed with 5 cups water and boiled for 30 t0 45 min. wrapped yourself with heavy terry robe or blanket and enjoy the tea.meditate moved your intire body and feel the gas sweat it out of your body.keep drinking until you dont feel it anymore.it works for me.and I hope it will to you too.good luck
Tessy..x
I'd like to add this bit of info, which tells you why you get the pain in your shoulder.
Not all of the CO2 introduced into the abdominal cavity is removed through the incisions during surgery. Gas tends to rise, and when a pocket of CO2 rises in the abdomen, it pushes against the diaphragm (the muscle that separates the abdominal from the thoracic cavities and facilitates breathing), and can exert pressure on the phrenic nerve. This produces a sensation of pain that may extend to the patient's shoulders. For an appendectomy, the right shoulder can be particularly painful. In some cases this can also cause considerable pain when breathing. In all cases, however, the pain is transient, as the body tissues will absorb the CO2 and eliminate it through respiration.
Tessy...x
Not all of the CO2 introduced into the abdominal cavity is removed through the incisions during surgery. Gas tends to rise, and when a pocket of CO2 rises in the abdomen, it pushes against the diaphragm (the muscle that separates the abdominal from the thoracic cavities and facilitates breathing), and can exert pressure on the phrenic nerve. This produces a sensation of pain that may extend to the patient's shoulders. For an appendectomy, the right shoulder can be particularly painful. In some cases this can also cause considerable pain when breathing. In all cases, however, the pain is transient, as the body tissues will absorb the CO2 and eliminate it through respiration.
Tessy...x
