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Constant night time gurgling is driving me crazy
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So I don't know if this is just something to get used to or what. I had my sleeve almost six months ago and my gallbladder removed almost three months ago. Lately when I go to bed, I tend to either lay there while my stomach contracts and gurgles and acts weird for about 2 to 3 hours, or I fall asleep only to be woken up constantly by the gurgling and contracting. I assume there is food processing still going on, but I am puzzled as to why some nights this happens and some nights it does not. I eat different types of protein and I normally eat my last meal about two hours before bed. Anyone else have this issue and know what is going on? It makes me such a grouch in the am...
Oh want to add that I also sleep with a cpap, which I had retritrated a few weeks ago since I have lost over 50 pounds now (although strangely enough I was still at the same setting as before). Not sure if that is bothering my stomach or what.