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Pain In Chest And Watery Mouth At Night

Had surgery Thursday, October 18th, and I still have a pain in the middle of my chest after drinking something? Could it still be gas pains? Am I drinking too fast? My mouth waters at night??? How long will the gas pains last???

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    Maybe give your surgeon a call, and pass it by them.

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    If you do contact your surgeon, please share the info. That would scare me and I'd like to know what it is before it happens. Hope you feel better soon.

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    You are only five days out so gas pains could still be present. But please check with your surgeon for specific advice.

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