Had surgery on the 7th,I'm doing fine other than this bad pain in my chest like where my breast bone.It comes and goes.Also when I'm trying to get in my fluids I suppose to be gettin in 8oz, but I can't get it in I get about 2 oz in then it feels like the fluid want to come back up is this because I'm full. Someone pleas give me some input.

Had surgery on the 7th,I'm doing fine other than this bad pain in my chest like where my breast bone.It comes and goes.Also when I'm trying to get in my fluids I suppose to be gettin in 8oz, but I can't get it in I get about 2 oz in then it feels like the fluid want to come back up is this because I'm full. Someone pleas give me some input.

I think the liquid consumption is normal. Your sleeve is only around 4oz so there is absolutely no way you can get 8oz at a time. I think at month 5- I might be able to do 3-4oz at a time. Sipping throughout your day is key. I apologize- can't help with the chest pains but if I had to guess- sounds like gas pains. But that is always best to check with the Dr.! That's why they get the big bucks!!!!

I found that by using a very small straw to be a huge benefit when trying to drink "propel" water works best.. I was sleeved 7 days ago and am doing well with getting fluids after going to the Straw...I also find warm Tea to be refreshing as well...Good Luck!!

I agree that 8 ozs is double the amt your new tummy can hold. Perhaps this is why you're getting the pain? Always ask the dr though :-)

I think what your are experiencing is the release of the CO2 gas from your surgery. I found that a heating pad helped and so did getting up and walking. I also seen someone that suggested shoulder rolls.

As far as your Fluid intake, that will come. Just do what you can. Your stomach is going through a lot right now.

I would though not suggest using a straw. You will get a lot of extra air. My bariatric team, said no straws at all.

Thank you all so much for your inputs really does help.

Ya, that lttle pill cup of water might has well have been a 5 gallon bucket.