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Cramping with cold water?

HAs anyone experienced this? I prefer ice cold water but the last few days it has been making me cramp when sipping. Room temperature doesn't. Boo

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Never had a problem with cold water doing that to me. But the flavor of room temp water makes me nauseous. I need it to be ice cold to taste good.

Lately, I have been drinking ice cold water because when it becomes room temp I won't drink enough. Can you add a few cubes of ice to the water to see if that helps?

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I'm willing to try whatever so long as I am not limited to room temp water lol

Yes, very cold liquid makes me uncomfortable. I prefer warm drinks or room temperature drinks.

Wonder if you could add a little flavor to your ice cold Water, see if that helps with the cramping? Not sure how much of a difference it would make, but with our bodies being so mixed up, anything is possible!

I'm 2 weeks out and can't do cold Water. Weird because cold Jello is fine. Strange..........

In order to get my water in I like to switch it up. I love having drinks with blended ice and flavoring and to end the night a hot tea. I think what ever helps you stay hydrated is what you should do.

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