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  • No. You'll be able to drink more water at a time in just a few weeks. The sips are so you don't end up trapping air in your new sleeve, which can be VERY painful.

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No. You'll be able to drink more water at a time in just a few weeks. The sips are so you don't end up trapping air in your new sleeve, which can be VERY painful.

Lissa thank you for that answer... I know that Crystal Light and such I can drink about 1/4 cup in two swallows or such. Milk or such has to be a smaller swallow.

I notice that I can drink more when using a straw. I do have to not rush it though. It does get better.

Jeni, That's because milk is denser...and isn't technically a liquid. It's like tomatoes aren't technically a vegetable. :)

Southern Girl is right. Many surgeons don't want their sleeve patients to ever use straws. I didn't start using one until I was past the six month mark.

Yes the protein shake, milk, etc stay in the sleeve longer than clear liquids but not as long as food. Although I can't drink plain water as fast as Crystal Light

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