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swelling after Restrictive VG, 5 days ago

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PostPosted: 05/05/07 - 18:53    Post subject: swelling after Restrictive VG, 5 days ago Vote now! Reply with quote
Anyone have advise on how to bring down the swelling in the belly area after VG surgery. I am just 5 days Post op.
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