6 days post fundoplication afraid of slipped wrap

Hi

5 days ago i had Nissen labroscopic fundoplication to get rid of my gerd and lpr symtoms.. The first 2 days i had a lot of gas pain and i couldnt belch.
I had trouble swallowing, and even clear liquids were a challenge to get down. The third day i managed to eat a yoghurt.The fourth day i ate some oat pudding. Despite all the gass pain i was symptom free from my reflux problems. Now on the evening of the 4th day i ate som scrambled eggs, they ended up getting stuck in my esophogues and i got in severe pain. I tried to drink some hot liquid to get them down, but that only made it worse. Eventually the eggs came back up, I managed to somehow regurgitate them back up. I also vomited a little . At the end i felt a relief from the pain and a sudden relief in the preasure. On the 5th day i felt much beather from the gass pain and food and liquids went down much easier, I also noticed i was able to belch a little. Now on the 6th day i notice som slight heartburn again, food and liquids go down easy,( i even managed some braed) i can belch almost normal and the gass pain are gone.. The suergoens told i wouldnt be able to belch again in a long time.. Now i am really freaked out and are afraid that my wrap might have slipped because of the inncident with the eggs.

I'm not having that much trouble swallowing with toupet fundo, and am 9 days out of surgery - I haven't tried anything more taxing than mashed potato and gravy or liquidised fish pie. Bread is one of the last things I'm supposed to try - as it goes quite doughy after you have chewed it, I'm just starting to try things like sloppy risotto rice, and steamed vegetables that are less mashed, just a bit more texture. Haven't tried scrambled eggs either, but they can be quite rubbery - (I'm not keen on them anyhow). You need to take a step back to liquids/ soups and let things settle down. I've got a slightly sore throat today - so I assume I'm at my worst swelling point now.

Some people can belch after a full nissen, it's not at likely as someone who has had a partial wrap like myself, but not impossible. It also depends on where your wrap is sitting, and how tightly it has been done.
I know what you are saying about over eating, you really have to retrain yourself. I am eating about 6 meals a day, about half the amount I used to have in one sitting, and I have to eat a lot slower than I did, but I am finding eating more often stops me from getting too hungry, and less likely to over eat, that just causes discomfort!