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Sleeved two days ago

Still feel like I can't get much down and feel every swallow go into my stomach. Does this go away? Oh and everything tastes gross and makes me feel nauseated. How were you at two days out ?

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  • Everything you described is normal. The first week or two is hard, you just had major surgery, They shoved a tube down your throat that's why swallowing everything hurts, and cut burned stabled and s

  • Agreed, the first few days are pretty intense. I ate a lot of sugar free popsicles and drank broths. Never got a full popsicle down even...and I actually threw up quite a bit the first two or so days.

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    Somehow knowing this is normal helps make the first few days easier to deal with, Thanks!

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It'll pass soon as the swelling goes down. Just sip all day and follow your Drs plan.

Everything you described is normal. The first week or two is hard, you just had major surgery,

They shoved a tube down your throat that's why swallowing everything hurts, and cut burned stabled and sewed your stomach back together that's why you feel sick to your stomach.

It gets better! But yes it takes time.

Hang in there.

Agreed, the first few days are pretty intense. I ate a lot of sugar free popsicles and drank broths. Never got a full popsicle down even...and I actually threw up quite a bit the first two or so days. I am almost 4 months out now, and I can eat anything without issue =)

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Hahaha. Thanks

Somehow knowing this is normal helps make the first few days easier to deal with, Thanks!

tiny sips! For almost the first week I had my measuring cups lined up and I was sipping them every 10 minutes. IT WAS HARD! :0) After that I kept, and still use, a Water bottle with the oz. measurements on the side.

I have to admit my commitment to getting all my liquids was the threat of hospitalization again due to dehydration.

Sip your tiny sips. OFTEN! I'm about to start my 3rd month and I get dehydrated very easily and it's made worse by the fact that I can't gulp water without my stomach having serious spasms.

good luck!

I was sleeved 6 days ago. It dies get better with time. Remember, there's no stopping us now we've all be sleeved! My stomach still makes that weird sound.

This is good to hear, thanks for sharing.

I'm on day 5 and yes on day 2, if I swallowed water or juice in the hospital, I actually felt it hit my stomach.

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