I was getting my gallbladder removed in 7th grade and since it was laparoscopic, my abdomen was filled with air so they have space to move around. (I had incisions along the bottom right side of my rib cage and a larger one where my gallbladder was pulled out under my belly button) So, after the surgery they try to remove as much of the air as they can. But, they can only remove most of it, so I had a fairly large air bubble in my abdomen until it dissipated after about 3 or 4 days. I could not feel it when I was sitting or laying down, but when I stood up, I could feel it shifting inside of me and it would push past my organs and go up into my left shoulder where it would cause this quite unpleasant pain and pressure until I sat down again. It was probably one of the most painful and weird feelings I've ever felt. So, what is your weirdest feeling or sensation Reddit?
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I was getting my gallbladder removed in 7th grade and since it was laparoscopic, my abdomen was filled with air so they have space to move around. (I had incisions along the bottom right side of my rib cage and a larger one where my gallbladder was pulled out under my belly button) So, after the surgery they try to remove as much of the air as they can. But, they can only remove most of it, so I had a fairly large air bubble in my abdomen until it dissipated after about 3 or 4 days. I could not feel it when I was sitting or laying down, but when I stood up, I could feel it shifting inside of me and it would push past my organs and go up into my left shoulder where it would cause this quite unpleasant pain and pressure until I sat down again. It was probably one of the most painful and weird feelings I've ever felt. So, what is your weirdest feeling or sensation Reddit?
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