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lime and baking soda

I was sleeved on 12/10 and still on a full liquid diet. Before surgery whenever i had an upset stomach i would put baking soda on a lime and bite it, something my hispanic husbands Mom taught me. My Dr has instructed me no carbonated beverages. I've had an upset stomach all day, and his office if now closed, what do you guys think, would it be ok?

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Lime will harm your teeth enamel. Your enamel will be destroyed leaving your teeth vulnerable and sensitive.

I have very healthy teeth, i was not worried about my teeth, i was worried about my pouch, thank you.

Peppermint tea was one of the things my dietician suggested having on hand after surgery for nausea Etc. A squeeze of lime in the water is good. But not baking soda.

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