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Abdominal Cramping

Hey all...I'm 1 1/2 weeks post op and it seems like everything I eat gives me stomach cramps...sometimes even water...anyone else experiencing this...

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I had that when I had my sleeve done....For me it was spasms. My surgeon gave me a medicine to help control them and that worked. You should call your surgeon.

Hey all...I'm 1 1/2 weeks post op and it seems like everything I eat gives me stomach cramps...sometimes even Water...anyone else experiencing this...

I'm one week post op and I'm having the same issues. I mentioned it to my surgeon yesterday and she said its only been a week since surgery and thats quite common. I should give it some time and if it doesn't get better within the next few weeks then we'll look into it more. It really sucks. For me it's like a mix of gas and stomach cramping. I wake up fine, but as soon as a drop of liquid touches my stomach, it's just this uncomfortable pain. Ugh!

Good luck and hope yours gets better. If find a solution I'll keep you posted.

Water bothers my pouch too. It has to be freezing cold for no adverse effects. Hope you feel better!

Water bothers my pouch too. It has to be freezing cold for no adverse effects. Hope you feel better!

I found this was an issue for me too. I found freezing water bottles was the key to get in my liquids. I am almost 8 weeks out and it still is an issue, but is getting better. Oh crushing ice in a food processor or blender lets you eat the ice which felt so good, and you can buy sugar free sryups to put on the ice for a nice cold treat. I don't have issues with food just water, unless I am trying to eat it too fast then my stomach cramps. Of course too much fat or sugar will do that too, but it doesnt sound like that is your concern. My doctor said the water was because of the chemicals or taste causing the issue and having it cold removed that issue, I find it weird but ice cold works, so who am I to complain. Just glad I found a way to get in my liquids because that was worrisome for awhile.

I hope you figure it out soon.

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