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Pain from drinking too fast?

I'm 4 1/2 months out. Yesterday while running errands I was pretty thirsty so I drank my tea pretty fast - only three or four gulps but quickly. Shortly after that I had pain in my upper abdomen in the same place I get that 'full' feeling when I eat. It was much worse when I sat or bent over. It was painful if I pressed on it and the pain lasted all day, until I went to bed last night. I was very nervous. I was afraid I injured myself by drinking too much too quickly. I never felt that before. If it didn't improve I was going to call my doc today but I woke up this morning and the pain was gone. I feel back to normal. It was a bit of a scare.

Anyone else experience this?

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I've had pain from drinking too much too fast. Sometimes I forget and fall back into old habits and gulp my water.

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