@hpgame, when you have abdominal surgery they inflate you to have better access to the site. That air can become trapped and make the patient uncomfortable. Walking around helps get the intestines moving and hopefully get him farting to get the air/gas out. Deep breathing helps too. 10 deep breaths every hour
I had gas trapped in my chest after having an ovarian cyst removed. It was very uncomfortable. Eventually it went away, but I remember pounding the area to help break it up. Not sure if that actually did anything though.
Princess Peach ·
Not under the skin but iv heard gas bubbles in your chest wall that’s painful
Michelle··
@hpgame, when you have abdominal surgery they inflate you to have better access to the site. That air can become trapped and make the patient uncomfortable. Walking around helps get the intestines moving and hopefully get him farting to get the air/gas out. Deep breathing helps too. 10 deep breaths every hour
LovingMy5··
ohhh ok , very explainable. I understand
Heather··
Мама сына (7 лет)
that happens with C-sections. Can be quite painful until the gas works itself out. Mine sounded like a lion roaring as it worked itself out 🤣
Maranda·
Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого
I’ve had gas trapped in my shoulders and chest after a abdominal surgery they inflated my stomach.
Maranda··
Мама троих детей, ждёт четвёртого
And it felt like a heart attack I had to go to the hospital for a shot of morphine just to calm down
Mama Coco·
I had gas trapped in my chest after having an ovarian cyst removed. It was very uncomfortable. Eventually it went away, but I remember pounding the area to help break it up. Not sure if that actually did anything though.
JenX·
Yep. You gotta move move move to get it to dissipate.