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Is it normal to be bloated a few weeks after spinal surgery?
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Not uncommon: It is not uncommon to have some degree of bloating after spinal surgery, particularly some of the larger ones. The bowel function can take time to get back to normal which can contribute to this feeling as can perioperative fluid retention among other potential causes. If it persists, dont hesitate to be checked. Thank you, .
Answered 6/25/2022
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