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Quick Question.

I was sleeved this past Monday and spent one night in the hospital due to nausea and pain.

Been home since 2:00 Tuesday and have been holding down liquids now pretty well, My tummy was looking for room temp.

I notice though, Every time I take a sip I burp...It's not painful or anything but I was wonder if the burps were caused from me doing something wrong?..Drinking too much, Too fast?

Or is it just something that happens.

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right now. The sleeve is swollen and so whatever you put in there even Water will cause you to burp. Be happy that it is happening because you don't want the pain that usually would follow a hard to burp episode. Make sure that you are sipping slowly for now and even if you do burp. That's normal!

Bringing it all back up would be the issue...... :)

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