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Water Drinking Question

I have a question about water. After surgery I had a problem drinking liquids but over the course of one month I am able to drink water like normal. What i mean by that is I dont have to sip and I can drink and drink and drink. I can only do this with water no other liquid. Can I stretch my stomach like this? Am I messing up my sleeve in anyway by doing this? I dont drink with meals and I allow 30 mins before and after with no liquid.

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I'm these way.. I can take big gulps of only water but once I do, I'm full forever!!

Does our stomac reAlly get stretched ....I vomit a lot..is it bad??

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Does our stomac reAlly get stretched ....I vomit a lot..is it bad??

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Of you vomit a lot talk to your Dr. it could lead to other problems.

I was told Water goes right through the sleeve and it is fine to drink as much as you want. I can drink water like no tomorrow and tea. But that is it!

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Cool!! Thanks for the info!!

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