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Fluid Intake

I had the sleeve procedure done this past Thursday, June 5th. After surgery I was super nauseous with severe gas pains. I managed to get my fluids in and walked a lot. Was released from the hospital Friday morning. Still had some nausea and gas pain, but was feeling somewhat better. I almost puked while taking pain meds but I managed to breathe through it and not throw up. I walked A LOT and that provided relief from gas. Today my nausea is gone and I was able to get my fluids in fairly easy, I am thankful, but also concerned. It seems like I should not be able to drink clear liquids so easily this early on. I have only had broth, water, vitamin water zero and sugar free Popsicles. But it still seems like I should not be able to get those items down so easily 2 days after surgery. Hoping the doctor took out enough of my stomach and that this is not an indication that he did not. Has anyone else experienced my situation?

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I was drinking as much as I wanted, around 3-4 days post-op...scared the heck outta me!


Have since learned, everyone is different...some can only take in a small amount of fluids (sip, sip, sip), while others are fortunate enough to tolerate much more.


I had far more restriction when I got to the mushy stage, i.e. the more dense the food, the less intake.


I wouldn't be overly concerned, just go with what feels tolerable for you.


Good luck...you're in for one heck of a journey! :D


I am getting sleeved tomorrow!! Worried about being weak!

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It is major surgery and you will feel weak afterwards. Just focus on getting your fluids in so you do not get dehydrated. Plan on taking it easy for at least a week afterwards.

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