How often are you eating and how much at a time? Are you drinking consistently throughout the day? At 4 weeks out, you can't be eating much. It is possible to have hunger pains.
I have hunger pains, but they are never like before surgery. It's more of just and empty feeling than actual pains. And my stomach never grumbles now. lol
If the pains are severe, I would probably call me doctor.

At 4 weeks out you should still be eating every couple of hours, which means your stomach is never really empty except for overnight. My doc said an empty sleeve is an unhappy sleeve and make sure to eat every couple of hours for the first 6 months. After that and until 1 year I was eating 3 meals and 3 snacks. Again not really time to get hunger pains. If you are concerned about eating too much can you break your meals down to smaller ones about 6 times a day? If not or that's what you are doing, you might want to talk to your doctor. I'm with SherriA, you shouldn't be getting hunger pain at this point.

Claresta23: It will seem like that is all you do is eat and drink, and actually it does account for a lot of your time in the beginning. However this will become your new norm, and soon enough you won't give it a second thought because it will be natural for you.
Maybe you should try your antacid, I had to start taking mine again after about a year and a half without it. If that doesn't help, it is time to call you clinic/dr/nurse about the problem. Good luck, hope you feel better soon.

I am 2 weeks out, and just now in the last two days starting to feel a "hungry" feeling in the morning. I wouldn't call it a pain, more of a physical awareness that I need to eat. I only have this feeling in the morning when I first wake up.

At first I couldn't figure what it was at first, because even during my pre-op diet I wasn't hungry, and I wasn't hungry during the liquid diet. I think I had forgotten what it feels like!