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Mornings

Had a sip of grapefruit juice 1/2 hour ago (cool, not cold) and have been feeling pain ever since. Tried a sip of coffee and I'm sliming and gurgling like crazy, and it also hurts a little...

Is this normal?

I had a fill on Friday and am not sure if this is just 'the new normal' for me, or if I'm too tight. I'm really uncomfortable...

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Sliming would never be considered to be "normal"...citrus juice and coffee are both known stomach irritants.

I would try a Protein shake; if the pain and/or sliming continues, call your surgeon.

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Even in the morning?

I have to say I think you're right. I was able to get down a glass of hot Water, but I'm very hungry and want to eat something. I just took one sip of tomato Soup and I'm gurgling... I don't see how it would be possible to eat something cold at this point...

I hate when I had that gurgling noise. Definitely a sign that you may be too tight. I would go back to your doctor.

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UPDATE - I had .25cc removed and I feel 1000000000x better!!!!!! It's amazing that a teeny amount like that can make the difference between pain or no pain, eating or no eating, drinking or no drinking... I feel like I can have anything now! I mean, I can't gulp liquids because they back up, but it doesn't HURT. I just have to wait a sec till it clears. Very different than this morning where it really hurt to have a sip of juice and I couldn't even drink coffee.

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