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Sour Stomach

I was sleeved aug. 21, have has a few complications, but I'm getting treatment. Two things that does not seem to go away are the nasty taste in my mouth and the cramps/sour stomach feeling....anyone else go thru this? The cramps/sour stomach really bother me, surgeon tells me it's part of the healing process, but I'm getting soooooooo discouraged!

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    I am doing soooooo well now, everything is back to normal. Had a very tough 3 months but I'm good. The sour stomach was caused by a blood clog that I had, apparently the clog had been there well befo

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Did things get better for you?

Are you on any medications? If so, what? I had internal bleeding at the iron made me have pain & acid feeling in stomach. Cold can also cause cramping. U could try changing your ppi/antacid. Also, ginger soothes most stomach upset. Keep us posted& tell your doc!

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I am doing soooooo well now, everything is back to normal. Had a very tough 3 months but I'm good. The sour stomach was caused by a blood clog that I had, apparently the clog had been there well before surgery, and I didn't know, it damaged my liver and I had to get my nutrition from a picc line, but now I'm feeling amazing!!! 52 lbs down and it's just fantastic!!

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