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Odd liquid experience 6 days out...

I love water. So much. But I've been having a lot of trouble drinking it, even small sips seem to hurt. Today while I was out and about I bought an apple juice box, poured a small bit of it into a cup and watered it down (about 5 parts water to 1 part apple juice) and was able to drink all of it without any pain! What is the meaning of this? Anybody? Normal? Not normal?

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  • Okay a little science here as told to me by my surgeon. Water has a high surface tension, meaning that its barrier to allow it to be broken down is hard. Think of a steel paper clip that floats on th

  • Wow! Thank you! It makes a lot more sense when you explain it that way

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Wow! Thank you! It makes a lot more sense when you explain it that way :)

No problem! I had no idea about any of it. My surgeon explained it to me and I fact checked lol! I was never a big plain Water drinker so it didn't matter to me.

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