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Had Surgery On Monday And Need Some Answers

I had my surgery done Monday and I can't keep anything down... Im not hungry or thirsty but I know I have to get some water in or I'm gonna get dehydrated! Is this normal at first?

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  • Try taking small sips of gatorade throughout the day. You probably need the electrolytes! Don't worry about calories, you need them at this point. I hope things improve for you

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    Thanks y'all for the feedback I am doing a bit better I think I drank a whole 20oz today. Then my hubby made me some tea sweetened with Splenda... Just hoping this get easier.. But on a positive note

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I'm a week out and have had no problems with nausea or vomiting. I've had some painful moments if I didn't want long enough for the next drink, but they only last a few seconds, sort of like a gas bubble shifting around.

Have you tried ice chips? People seem to struggle with Water. I can do way more hydration through ice chips than I can through sips of water. I can barely drink an oz of water at a time, but I can eat on ice chips almost constantly.

If things get bad, go in for IV fluids.

This is definitely normal you just have to force yourself to sip on liquids all day even though you dont want to. Try maybe some warm broth if your allowed or sugar free popsicles or jello. Those things make it a little easier to get in liquids at the start.

You can try Jello too...and sugar free popcycles are grear just crack them in a bowl and eat the pieces....seems to go down without the sleeve even noticing...gotta trick her sometimes..

I am way bad about Water, I didn't like it before surgery and I still hardly can gag it down...Vita water has calories but will slide down pretty easy and keep your energy up and keep you hydrated...I tried a few and the only one I can pallet is the power-c dragonfruit

Try taking small sips of gatorade throughout the day. You probably need the electrolytes! Don't worry about calories, you need them at this point. I hope things improve for you :(

Popscicles saved me. Mils also help. I'm 5 weeks out and now cant stand water. Even most drinks taste like soap water to me. But I get the fluids anyway I can.

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Thanks y'all for the feedback I am doing a bit better I think I drank a whole 20oz today. Then my hubby made me some tea sweetened with Splenda... Just hoping this get easier.. But on a positive note I have lost 10 pounds since Friday! ;)

sleeved on monday also. lots of trouble with nausea & vomiting. just got out of hospital this morning. able to tolerate popsicles... what ever it takes to get fluid in

sleeved on monday also. lots of trouble with nausea & vomiting. just got out of hospital this morning. able to tolerate popsicles... what ever it takes to get Fluid in

I also just had my sleeve on Monday. I was told to only consume warm liquids. I was having quite a bit of trouble with spasms and the cold ice chips were agrivating the situation. I did what they suggested and that really helped me.

I have found I keep a hot cup of tea by my side day in/day out...helps me get the oz's

Thanks y'all for the feedback I am doing a bit better I think I drank a whole 20oz today. Then my hubby made me some tea sweetened with Splenda... Just hoping this get easier.. But on a positive note I have lost 10 pounds since Friday! ;)

Good good. Ice was my best friend that first week, I tell you what. It was the only thing that felt really soothing. I'm kinda backwards I guess!

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