June 30th was my day and it went great. I had no nausea and very little gas pain.

I only have 2 small issues so far and I am wondering if the are common:

1. If I sip anything cold or room temp it feels like a stabbing pain in my stomach. Warm liquids do not hurt.

2. Everytime I take a sip I feel/hear this sizzling noise and I burp involuntarily. What is that all about?

I have only had Water, Gatorade, tea, and broth so far.

Congratulations!

Sounds like you're doing really well

I've read many folks on the site feel better with warm liquids.

I am the opposite. The cold makes me feel way better than the hot/warm liquids.

June 30th was my day and it went great. I had no nausea and very little gas pain. I only have 2 small issues so far and I am wondering if the are common: 1. If I sip anything cold or room temp it feels like a stabbing pain in my stomach. Warm liquids do not hurt. 2. Everytime I take a sip I feel/hear this sizzling noise and I burp involuntarily. What is that all about? I have only had water, Gatorade, tea, and broth so far.

Livingmore-I have the same thing. Every time I sip water it just sits at the bottom of my esophagus and it makes me burp. I'm really sore today. I know it will get better, but I'm already tired of sitting around and hurting. Took the dog for a walk this morning. How long foes it take the surgery soreness to heal ( not the incisions, but the stomach.

Totally normal! I was the same on both counts.

I haven't had any sensitivity to anything hot or cold but I DEFINITELY get all the noises. As soon as I swallow anything the tummy starts churning and squirting and making noises... I'm pretty sure that's completely normal.

Make sure you're taking small sips and drink what feels best. It gets better!

I was the same way! 12 days out and I have to start my morning with warm Water and then it has to be room temperature throughout the day. Cold water makes me nauseous. The weird thing is I can drink a shake with ice in it and it doesnt bother me at all. Also i tolerate gatorade better than water so I have been mixing it half and half!

My dr said cold things will create little spasms in the stomach so I try to stick to warm things even with sf pops I let them melt completely in my mouth where it become warm before I swallow lol ..

That's about right. You're on track. Keep up the good work!

I'm 6 days out and experiencing the same things. Over the 6 days, everyday has gotten better though...so, I am told this too shall pass.

It sure is true what everyone says about your taste changing after surgery. My favorites, popsicles are way too sweet and tart and broth is too salty. Thank goodness for Sonic ice! I'm looking forward to protein shakes tomorrow ( never thought I'd hear myself say that)

It sure is true what everyone says about your taste changing after surgery. My favorites, popsicles are way too sweet and tart and broth is too salty. Thank goodness for Sonic ice! I'm looking forward to protein shakes tomorrow ( never thought I'd hear myself say that)

Drinking is definitely a weird experience- best for me to go slow and avoid super cold drinks. Having my first post-op protein shake now- so far the sensation is quite similar to the clear liquids.

My day was June 30 as well. Had the same experience when sipping my liquids. By yesterday evening the gurgling/burping decreased significantly. Now I find I sip too quickly. Haven't had any issues but don't want to cause any either.

Edit to my previous reply...my surgery was Saturday June 28th....guess I'm still a little foggy lol

I am just about 12 weeks out and I had an issue with cold or room temperature water. The plain water made my stomach queasy. I tried different brands and different temperature but it was all the same. So I tried several different water flavors until I found something that made water easier.

I discovered way too late in the game that my little tummy did not like cold or room temperature Water .....I struggled and struggled and struggled to try and get my intake in and I was not able to do so and ended up in the hospital for dehydration..... so everything that people are describing here is 100% accurate..... if I had known early on that heating my water would have made my tummy tolerated better I probably would not have gotten dehydrated .....today I am six months out and I am fully hydrated ......I drink over 90 ounces a day but it's all warm fluids..... I still cannot tolerate room temperature or cold fluids .......ironically I tolerate ice cream very well...... go figure.....

Shelby