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All the time. If it's not coming up one way it's going out the other. I'm only 3 weeks post but it's almost constant.

I've been told it'll go away in time. I've also been told to try had gas x and it might help.

Sorry I couldn't be more of assistance

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Yes, unfortunately, it is true.

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intestinal flora can be greatly affected by surgery and/or diet changes... eat lots of yogurt, or take Probiotics. you may want to consider a good digestive enzyme supplement too.

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I'm just about 7 months out as well and it is a very common thing.

At this point, I'll happily deal with the gas to have all of the other wonderful benefits. Yes, I'd love to have it go away at some point, but not really sure how it would.

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YES!!!!! Lol. This is something that I experience often. I hope it will calm down very soon.

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????lol its true id rather be gassy than a fatty lol but ermm im dating now and i am terrified that u kno i have a oopsie on a date ????haha

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My doctor told me to take a Gas-X pill. There is also a chewable and a dissolvable strip you can put on your tongue. It is best to take them before meals, but I've only had to take the pill in the morning, the chewable in the late afternoon and then just carry the dissolvable strips in my purse, just in case. I just burp. No toots. Just burps. I'll take it. My hubby says I burp a lot in my sleep too. So sexy, right?!?! Lol!

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????lol super sexy but im in south africa and ive never heard if gas x ..i mean ill have a look and see but thanks for ur reply ????????

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????lol super sexy but im in south africa and ive never heard if gas x ..i mean ill have a look and see but thanks for ur reply ????????

Look for Simethacone. That is the active ingredient in gas products..

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I am only 6 weeks post surg, but my husband is over 2 yrs and the gas is still awful from him! lol. There are things he eats that make it worse, and he just doesn't care. <rolling my eyes> So it might not get "better" but you might learn to be able to control it better.

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