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Gas feeling

Does anyone get a bubbling feeling in their stomach after they eat/drink?

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OMG, yes like crazy! Don't know what it is and don't know when it goes away, but yes I have it!

Does anyone get a bubbling feeling in their stomach after they eat/drink?
Does anyone get a bubbling feeling in their stomach after they eat/drink?

I had my sleeve 3 days ago and today I started feeling movement in my stomach like gas and bubbling after eating a sf Jello and drinking Water

I find that it helps if my posture is straight while I'm eating or drinking, I often lean back as well; no pressure on my tummy. Also, make sure your food isn't too thick or it will gurgle a lot more! I read somewhere here that it can also mean that your sleeve is full; not sure if that's true or not.

I had my sleeve 3 days ago and today I started feeling movement in my stomach like gas and bubbling after eating a sf Jello and drinking Water

Since you're not eating yet, it is def gases. The excess air from surgery is being absorbed into your system and is making it's way out. This process was very painful for me, hopefully not so much for you! :)

My sugery was on Wednesday and YES I have that feeling when I eat jello and drink water. I also get a hiccup and my stomach gets hard. How long will that last?

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